Attributes

Methods

assertEquals()

Test.assertEquals(expected, actual, message);

Assert that an actual value equals (==) an expected value.

Parameter Name	Type	Description
expected		the expected value
actual		the actual value
message		(optional) the failure message

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assertFalse()

Test.assertFalse(condition, assertion);

Assert that a condition is false. Note that this tests that condition, if supplied as the argument to an if statement, would cause the else clause to be chosen. This does not test that condition == false, or that condition === false, use assertEquals or assertSame to make such tests.

Parameter Name	Type	Description
condition		the condition to be tested
assertion		(optional) the assertion the condition represents

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assertNotNull()

Test.assertNotNull(object, message);

Assert that a value is not (!==) null.

Parameter Name	Type	Description
object		the value to be tested
message		(optional) the failure message

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assertNotSame()

Test.assertNotSame(expected, actual, message);

Assert that an actual value is not the same as (!==) an expected value.

Parameter Name	Type	Description
expected		the expected value
actual		the actual value
message		(optional) the failure message

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assertNotUndefined()

Test.assertNotUndefined(object, message);

Assert that a value is not undefined.

Parameter Name	Type	Description
object		the value to be tested
message		(optional) the failure message

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assertNull()

Test.assertNull(object, message);

Assert that a value is (===) null.

Parameter Name	Type	Description
object		the value to be tested
message		(optional) the failure message

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assertSame()

Test.assertSame(expected, actual, message);

Assert that an actual value is the same as (===) an expected value.

Parameter Name	Type	Description
expected		the expected value
actual		the actual value
message		(optional) the failure message

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assertTrue()

Test.assertTrue(condition, assertion);

Assert that a condition is true. Note that this tests that condition, if supplied as the argument to an if statement, would cause the then clause to be chosen. This does not test that condition == true, or that condition === true, use assertEquals or assertSame to make such tests.

Parameter Name	Type	Description
condition		the condition to be tested
assertion		(optional) the assertion the condition represents

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assertUndefined()

Test.assertUndefined(object, message);

Assert that a value is undefined.

Parameter Name	Type	Description
object		the value to be tested
message		(optional) the failure message

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assertWithin()

Test.assertWithin(expected, actual, delta, message);

Assert that an actual value is within delta of an expected value.

Parameter Name	Type	Description
expected		the expected value
actual		the actual value
delta		the tolerance
message		(optional) the failure message

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displayMessage()

Test.displayMessage(...args);

Output a message on the result display Outputs a message without affecting the success/failure state of the test

Parameter Name	Type	Description
args	...	Any number of parameters will be formatted using LzFormatter.formatToString and output to the display

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error()

Test.error(message);

Record an error.

Parameter Name	Type	Description
message		the reason for the error

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fail()

Test.fail(message);

Record a failure.

Parameter Name	Type	Description
message		the reason for the failure

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