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Description
This library provides helper functions for writing expect tests.
If you want helpers for writing expect tests using the Async library, look at expect_test_helpers.
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README
September 2018
Expect_test_helpers_kernel is a library intended for use with expect tests, i.e. the let%expect_test syntax. It is an extension of the Expect_test_helpers_base library with functionality dependent on Core_kernel, in particular stable types and allocation tests that use the Core_kernel.Gc module.
Expect_test_helpers_kernel does not use Unix or Async. It is suitable for use in JavaScript. Also see the Expect_test_helpers library, which extends Expect_test_helpers_kernel to work in Async and with additional helper functions that make use of Unix processes.
Dependencies (9)
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re
>= "1.8.0" -
dune
>= "1.5.1" -
stdio
>= "v0.13" & < "v0.14" -
sexp_pretty
>= "v0.13" & < "v0.14" -
ppx_jane
>= "v0.13" & < "v0.14" -
core_kernel
>= "v0.13" & < "v0.14" -
base_quickcheck
>= "v0.13" & < "v0.14" -
base
>= "v0.13" & < "v0.14" -
ocaml
>= "4.08.0"
Dev Dependencies
None
Optional Dependencies
None
Used by (3)
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ecaml
< "v0.14.0" - expect_test_helpers
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obeam
>= "0.1.1"
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None
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| v0.13.0 (this version) | good | n/a | n/a | n/a | n/a |
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