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Test.Tasty.Golden.Advanced

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The main functions

Synopsis

goldenTest :: TestName -> IO a -> IO a -> (a -> a -> IO (Maybe String)) -> (a -> IO ()) -> TestTree
goldenTest2 :: TestName -> IO a -> IO a -> (a -> a -> IO (Maybe String)) -> (a -> IO ()) -> IO () -> TestTree

The main functions

goldenTest Source #

Arguments

:: TestName	test name
-> IO a	get the golden correct value Note that this action may be followed by the update function call. Therefore, this action should avoid reading the file lazily; otherwise, the file may remain half-open and the update action will fail.
-> IO a	get the tested value
-> (a -> a -> IO (Maybe String))	comparison function. If two values are the same, it should return `Nothing`. If they are different, it should return an error that will be printed to the user. First argument is the golden value. The function may use `IO`, for example, to launch an external `diff` command.
-> (a -> IO ())	update the golden file
-> TestTree

A very general testing function.

goldenTest2 Source #

Arguments

:: TestName	Test name
-> IO a	Get the golden correct value Note that this action may be followed by the update function call. Therefore, this action should avoid reading the file lazily; otherwise, the file may remain half-open and the update action will fail.
-> IO a	Get the tested value (in this case from the output file)
-> (a -> a -> IO (Maybe String))	Comparison function. If two values are the same, it should return `Nothing`. If they are different, it should return an error that will be printed to the user. First argument is the golden value. The function may use `IO`, for example, to launch an external `diff` command.
-> (a -> IO ())	Update the golden file
-> IO ()	Action to delete the output file
-> TestTree

A variant of goldenTest that also provides for deleting the output file. The DeleteOuputFile option controls the circumstances in which the output file is to be deleted.

Since: 2.3.4