Write eloquent tests:
'Tautology'.equals(true, true)
More specific: flip-tape adds 'Two is less than three'.ok(2 < 3) syntax to tape plus two further callback-executing methods. Original functionality is kept.
var test = require('flip-tape')
test('Regular tape assertion group', t => {
t.plan(4)
t.ok(2 < 3, 'Regular tape syntax works as expected.')
// This is new:
'Two is less than three'.ok(2 < 3)
'Five equals five'.equals(5, 5)
'This string becomes a tape comment'.t(t => {
t.notOk(2 > 3, 'And both syntax types...')
'... still work'.notOk(2 > 3)
})
})
'You can also start a group of assertions this way...'.test(t => {
t.plan(1)
'... and everything works as expected!'.pass()
})
All of tapes methods that print out msg to the command-line are usable with the flipped syntax.
var test = require('flip-tape')
Attaches all tape-methods that print out to the command-line plus the .t() and .test() methods to the String prototype.
'[message]'.test([opt], cb), '[message]'.only([opt], cb)
Calls the respective tape method: .test or .only.
A tape comment containing the message is added. Then cb(t) gets called with the test object t.
'[message]'.tapeTestMethodName([actual, fn], [expected])
Calls the according tape method relaying the message string and the optional parameters.
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