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eachers
Gomega matchers that integrate with hel mocks.
hel uses channels to store the history of a method. This allows tests to assert that the file was called any number of times in a go-routine safe way.
While Gomega has matchers for channels (e.g. Receive), they don't lend themselves to asserting for multiple values. eachers is intended to fill that void.
Provided Matchers
###EqualEach###
Expect(helChannel).To(EqualEach(1,2,3))
###BeEquivalentToEach###
Expect(helChannel).To(BeEquivalentToEach(1,2,3))
###Each###
Expect(helChannel).To(Each(BeEquivalentTo,1,2,3))
Note: Each is actually used by both EqualEach and BeEquivalentToEach.
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Functions ¶
func BeEquivalentToEach ¶
func BeEquivalentToEach(values ...interface{}) gomegaTypes.GomegaMatcher
func Each ¶
func Each(matcherFactory func(interface{}) gomegaTypes.GomegaMatcher, values ...interface{}) gomegaTypes.GomegaMatcher
func EqualEach ¶
func EqualEach(values ...interface{}) gomegaTypes.GomegaMatcher
Types ¶
type Called ¶
type Called struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
Called is a gomega/types.GomegaMatcher that asserts on method calls for mocks generated by github.com/nelsam/hel
func BeCalled ¶
func BeCalled(calls ...[]interface{}) *Called
BeCalled takes 0 or more slices of arguments and returns a Called matcher for those arguments.
func (*Called) FailureMessage ¶
FailureMessage returns the message when c failed to match a call.
func (*Called) Match ¶
Match asserts that actual was called. If there are any argument slices in c, it will assert that actual was called with those arguments.
func (*Called) NegatedFailureMessage ¶
NegatedFailureMessage returns the message when c matched a call and shouldn't have.
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