79206ccff5
- Clarifies what it is for when writing tests - No longer named the same as the `jasmine` that is injected into live code
28 lines
959 B
JavaScript
28 lines
959 B
JavaScript
describe("StringMatching", function() {
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it("matches a string against a provided regexp", function() {
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var matcher = new jasmineUnderTest.StringMatching(/foo/);
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expect(matcher.asymmetricMatch('barfoobaz')).toBe(true);
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expect(matcher.asymmetricMatch('barbaz')).toBe(false);
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});
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it("matches a string against provided string", function() {
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var matcher = new jasmineUnderTest.StringMatching('foo');
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expect(matcher.asymmetricMatch('barfoobaz')).toBe(true);
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expect(matcher.asymmetricMatch('barbaz')).toBe(false);
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});
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it("raises an Error when the expected is not a String or RegExp", function() {
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expect(function() {
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new jasmineUnderTest.StringMatching({});
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}).toThrowError(/not a String or a RegExp/);
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});
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it("jasmineToString's itself", function() {
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var matching = new jasmineUnderTest.StringMatching(/^foo/);
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expect(matching.jasmineToString()).toEqual("<jasmine.stringMatching(/^foo/)>");
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});
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});
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