Module prelude 

Re-export of all types, traits, functions and macros that are needed to write assertions in tests.

When writing assertions in tests importing this prelude is all that should be needed.

Example

use asserting::prelude::*;

assert_that!(3 + 4).is_equal_to(7);
assert_that!(&[1, 3, 5, 7, 11]).contains_exactly(&[1, 3, 5, 7, 11]);
assert_that!("iusto obcaecat stet eos").starts_with("iusto").ends_with(" eos");

Re-exports

pub use super::colored::DEFAULT_DIFF_FORMAT;

pub use super::colored::DIFF_FORMAT_NO_HIGHLIGHT;

pub use super::spec::assert_that;

pub use super::spec::verify_that;

pub use super::spec::CollectFailures;

pub use super::spec::Location;

pub use super::spec::PanicOnFail;

pub use super::colored::DIFF_FORMAT_BOLD;colored

pub use super::colored::DIFF_FORMAT_RED_BLUE;colored

pub use super::colored::DIFF_FORMAT_RED_GREEN;colored

pub use super::colored::DIFF_FORMAT_RED_YELLOW;colored

pub use super::spec::assert_that_code;panic

pub use super::spec::verify_that_code;panic

pub use super::assertions::*;

pub use super::properties::*;

Macros

assert_that

Starts an assertion for the given subject or expression in the PanicOnFail mode.

assert_that_codepanic

Starts an assertion for some piece of code in the PanicOnFail mode.

verify_that

Starts an assertion for the given subject or expression in the CollectFailures mode.

verify_that_codepanic

Starts an assertion for some piece of code in the CollectFailures mode.