Assert

The Assert API provides utility functions for writing unit tests. These functions are used to make assertions about the behavior of the code under test.

Functions

assertTrue(condition, message)

Asserts that the given condition is true.

• condition: The condition to be checked.
• message: An optional message to be displayed if the assertion fails.

assertFalse(condition, message)

Asserts that the given condition is false.

• condition: The condition to be checked.
• message: An optional message to be displayed if the assertion fails.

assertNull(object, message)

Asserts that the given object is null.

• object: The object to be checked.
• message: An optional message to be displayed if the assertion fails.

assertNotNull(object, message)

Asserts that the given object is not null.

• object: The object to be checked.
• message: An optional message to be displayed if the assertion fails.

assertEquals(actual, expected, message)

Asserts that the actual object is equal to the expected object.

• actual: The actual object.
• expected: The expected object.
• message: An optional message to be displayed if the assertion fails.

Example

import { assert } from "sdk/assert";

// Example usage of assert functions
assert.assertTrue(true, "This assertion should pass");
assert.assertFalse(false, "This assertion should pass");
assert.assertNull(null, "This assertion should pass");
assert.assertNotNull({}, "This assertion should pass");
assert.assertEquals(42, 42, "This assertion should pass");

Functions

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Function	Description	Returns
assertTrue(condition, message)	Assert as true	-
assertFalse(condition, message)	Assert as false	-
assertNull(object, message)	Assert if object is null	-
assertNotNull(object, message)	Assert if object is not null	-
assertEquals(actual, expected, message)	Assert if actual object is the same as the expected one	-