augment-vir

Documentation and code for all the latest @augment-vir packages.

• @augment-vir/assert: A collection of assertions for test and production code alike. These main exports are the following:
  • assert: a collection of assertion methods with type guards when possible. Example: assert.isDefined()
  • check: a collection of boolean check methods with type guards when possible. Example: check.isBoolean()
  • assertWrap: a collection of assertions that return the asserted value if the assertion passes. Examples assertWrap.isArray()
  • checkWrap: a collection of checks that return the checked value if it passes or undefined. Example: checkWrap.isInfinite()
  • waitUntil: a collection of assertion methods that try to wait until the assertion becomes true. Example: waitUntil.isTruthy()
• @augment-vir/common: A collection of augments, helpers types, functions, and classes for any JavaScript environment.
  • Examples: filterObject, wait, getEnumValues
  • Includes a colored logger implementation: log
  • Includes a SQL-select-like runtime implementation of TypeScript's Pick: selectFrom
  • and much more...
• @augment-vir/node: A collection of augments, helpers types, functions, and classes only for Node.js (backend) JavaScript environments.
  • Includes an easy to use shell script runner: runShellCommand.
  • and much more!
• @augment-vir/test: A universal testing suite that works with Mocha style test runners and Node.js's built-in test runner with the following main exports:
  • describe: the normal describe test suite function, automatically imported based on the current environment.
  • it: the normal it test function, automatically imported based on the current environment.
  • itCases: a succinct way to test lots of inputs and outputs to a single function.
  • testWeb: a API of web-testing utilities, only available in browser environments.
• @augment-vir/web: A collection of augments, helpers types, functions, and classes, that only work in a browser JavaScript environment.
  • Includes a querySelector implementation that works with Shadow DOM: queryThroughShadow.
  • Includes an easy way to list all nested children of an element: getNestedChildren.
  • and much more!