Shorthand asserts for those who love predictable code but don't have time for writing every assert in the world.
pip install veripy
| Name | Asserts the argument is: | Example Usage |
|---|---|---|
veripy.function() |
function | veripy.function(lambda:"hello") |
veripy.type() |
type | veripy.type(type(0)) |
veripy.str() |
str | veripy.str("hello world") |
veripy.float() |
float | veripy.float(0.0) |
veripy.int() |
int | veripy.int(3) |
veripy.list() |
list | veripy.list(['hello world']) |
veripy.dict() |
dict | veripy.dict({"hello":"world"}) |
veripy.tuple() |
tuple | veripy.tuple((1,2,3,4)) |
veripy.bytearray() |
bytearray | veripy.bytearray(bytearray("hello")) |
veripy.iterable() |
iterable | veripy.not_empty([1,2,3,4]) |
veripy.not_empty() |
not empty | veripy.is_empty([]) |
veripy.is_empty() |
empty | veripy.iterable(range(4)) |
veripy.contains_only() |
iterable and contains only one type | veripy.contains_only([1,2,3,4], int) |
veripy.any_of() |
one of the following types | veripy.any_of(4, int, float) |
veripy.dir_path() |
path to an existing directory | veripy.dir_path("./", "../") |
veripy.file_path() |
path to an existing file | veripy.file_path("veripy.py", "./test.py") |
veripy.file() |
file | veripy.file(open("test.py","r"), open("veripy.py","r")) |
veripy.generator() |
generator | veripy.generator((i for i in range(1))) |
veripy.empty_generator() |
generator with no .next() value |
veripy.empty_generator((i for i in range(0))) |
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
veripy.true(args) |
asserts that the argument is True |
veripy.false(args) |
asserts that the argument is False |
veripy.none(args) |
asserts that the argument is None |
veripy.eq(i, args) |
asserts that all arguments equal the value of the first |