bupkis-assertion-patterns
Bupkis Assertion Patterns
Write idiomatic, expressive assertions using bupkis' powerful assertion vocabulary to make tests more readable and maintainable.
When to Use
- Writing tests with the bupkis assertion library
- Checking properties, types, or structure of objects
- Verifying arrays or collections
- Want clearer, more expressive test failures
When NOT to Use
- When a simple, direct assertion is clearer (don't over-complicate)
- When the pattern doesn't improve readability
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