mc-testing v1.1.2

#mc-testing

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npm install mc-testing

Simple test suite, that needs a lot of work

I don't like the testing suites available so much

So to get a better handle on testing

I started to write my own

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Writing tests with Mc-Testing:

Create a testFile.js.

Require the module var tests = require('mc-testing');

For ease, I recommend also adding var write = tests.write;, which contains the description and testFile methods.

The write.testFile method is where you'll write your tests. All tests will be passed into this method as arguments.

Writing an individual tests begins with the write.description method. This method takes a string as a description of what you are testing.

write.description returns a function that takes a McTestingjs test method. Example: write.description('these arrays should be equal')(tests.compareArrays([1,2,3],[1,2,3]))

Use a 'MasterTestFile' as a wrapper for multiple files

Make sure to set module.exports equal to your testing function(as seen in the top screenshot).

Require all your tests in a masterTestFile.

Place all your tests in an array that will be passed into the write.masterTestFile function.

run: node masterTestFile.js

and your tests will output something like this in the command line:

FAQ's

Do I have to write tests beforehand for it to work? --YES

Is this an assertion library? --YES

What becomes easier by using this module? I believe this to be a quick and simple way to test my code, and passing in a couple callbacks seemed like a pretty good way to accomplish quick concise lines of code.

#License MIT(https://opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php)