The UCG testing modules can be imported like so let t = import "std/testing.ucg";
It has a number of helpful assertions you can use in unit testing.
The ok assertion module tests that something is true. It has two parameters.
test which is required and is represents the expression to test.desc which is an optional description to output for your test. This defaults to
the todo_desc that is set in the testing library.let t = import "std/testing.ucg"; assert t.ok{ test=true, };
The not_ok assertion module tests that something is not true. It has two
parameters.
test which is required and is represents the expression to test.desc which is an optional description to output for your test. This defaults to
the todo_desc that is set in the testing library.let t = import "std/testing.ucg"; assert t.ok{ test=true, };
The equal assertion module tests that two items are equal. It has three
parameters.
left which is required and is the left hand side expression to compareright which is required is the right hand side expression to compare.desc which is an optional description to output for your test. This defaults to
a description created from the compared values.let t = import "std/testing.ucg"; assert t.equal{ left=1, right=1, };
The not_equal assertion module tests that two items are not equal. It has two
parameters.
left which is required and is the left hand side expression to compareright which is required is the right hand side expression to compare.desc which is an optional description to output for your test. This defaults to
a description created from the compared values.let t = import "std/testing.ucg"; assert t.not_equal{ left=1, right=2, };