Best Venom code snippet using assertions.ShouldBeTrue
cli_handler_test.go
Source: cli_handler_test.go
...34 a.So(NewCLI(w).UseColor, assertions.ShouldBeFalse)35 // TERM with correct substring turns colors on36 os.Setenv("COLORTERM", "")37 os.Setenv("TERM", "colorterm")38 a.So(NewCLI(w).UseColor, assertions.ShouldBeTrue)39 // TERM with correct substring turns colors on40 os.Setenv("COLORTERM", "")41 os.Setenv("TERM", "xterm")42 a.So(NewCLI(w).UseColor, assertions.ShouldBeTrue)43 // COLORTERM=1 turns colors on44 os.Setenv("COLORTERM", "1")45 os.Setenv("TERM", "")46 a.So(NewCLI(w).UseColor, assertions.ShouldBeTrue)47 // COLORTERM=1 turns colors on48 os.Setenv("COLORTERM", "1")49 os.Setenv("TERM", "")50 // but UseColor(false) turns it off again51 a.So(NewCLI(w, UseColor(false)).UseColor, assertions.ShouldBeFalse)52 // COLORTERM=1 turns colors off53 os.Setenv("COLORTERM", "0")54 os.Setenv("TERM", "")55 // but UseColor(true) turns it off again56 a.So(NewCLI(w, UseColor(true)).UseColor, assertions.ShouldBeTrue)57}58func TestHandlerHandleLog(t *testing.T) {59 a := assertions.New(t)60 var b bytes.Buffer61 w := bufio.NewWriter(&b)62 handler := NewCLI(w, UseColor(false))63 err := handler.HandleLog(&entry{64 message: "Foo",65 level: DebugLevel,66 time: time.Now(),67 fields: Fields("a", 10, "b", "bar", "c", false, "d", 33.4),68 })69 a.So(err, assertions.ShouldBeNil)70 str := " DEBUG Foo a=10 b=bar c=false d=33.4\n"...
ShouldBeTrue
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func TestSomething(t *testing.T) {3 Convey("Given two even numbers", t, func() {4 Convey("When the two numbers are added", func() {5 Convey("Then the result should be even", func() {6 So(c%2, ShouldBeTrue)7 })8 })9 })10}11--- PASS: TestSomething (0.00s)
ShouldBeTrue
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func TestConvey(t *testing.T) {3 Convey("Test Convey", t, func() {4 So(true, ShouldBeTrue)5 })6}7import (8func TestConvey(t *testing.T) {9 Convey("Test Convey", t, func() {10 So(true, ShouldBeTrue)11 })12}13import (14func TestConvey(t *testing.T) {15 Convey("Test Convey", t, func() {16 So(true, ShouldBeTrue)17 })18}19import (20func TestConvey(t *testing.T) {21 Convey("Test Convey", t, func() {22 So(true, ShouldBeTrue)23 })24}25import (26func TestConvey(t *testing.T) {27 Convey("Test Convey", t, func() {28 So(true, ShouldBeTrue)29 })30}31import (32func TestConvey(t *testing.T) {33 Convey("Test Convey", t, func() {34 So(true, ShouldBeTrue)35 })36}37import (38func TestConvey(t *testing.T) {
ShouldBeTrue
Using AI Code Generation
1func TestShouldBeTrue(t *testing.T) {2 assertions := assertions.New(t)3 assertions.ShouldBeTrue(true)4}5func TestShouldBeTrue(t *testing.T) {6 assertions := assertions.New(t)7 assertions.ShouldBeTrue(false)8}9func TestShouldBeTrue(t *testing.T) {10 assertions := assertions.New(t)11 assertions.ShouldBeTrue(1==1)12}13func TestShouldBeTrue(t *testing.T) {14 assertions := assertions.New(t)15 assertions.ShouldBeTrue(1==2)16}17func TestShouldBeTrue(t *testing.T) {18 assertions := assertions.New(t)19 assertions.ShouldBeTrue(1)20}21func TestShouldBeTrue(t *testing.T) {22 assertions := assertions.New(t)23 assertions.ShouldBeTrue(0)24}25func TestShouldBeTrue(t *testing.T) {26 assertions := assertions.New(t)27 assertions.ShouldBeTrue("Hello")28}29func TestShouldBeTrue(t *testing.T) {30 assertions := assertions.New(t)31 assertions.ShouldBeTrue("")32}33func TestShouldBeTrue(t *testing.T) {34 assertions := assertions.New(t)35 assertions.ShouldBeTrue(nil)36}37func TestShouldBeTrue(t *testing.T) {38 assertions := assertions.New(t)39 assertions.ShouldBeTrue(1,2)40}41func TestShouldBeTrue(t *testing.T) {42 assertions := assertions.New(t)43 assertions.ShouldBeTrue(1,2,3)44}
ShouldBeTrue
Using AI Code Generation
1func TestShouldBeTrue(t *testing.T) {2 assertions := assertions.New(t)3 assertions.ShouldBeTrue(true)4}5func TestShouldBeTrue(t *testing.T) {6 assertions := assertions.New(t)7 assertions.ShouldBeTrue(true)8}9func TestShouldBeTrue(t *testing.T) {10 assertions := assertions.New(t)11 assertions.ShouldBeTrue(true)12}13func TestShouldBeTrue(t *testing.T) {14 assertions := assertions.New(t)15 assertions.ShouldBeTrue(true)16}17func TestShouldBeTrue(t *testing.T) {18 assertions := assertions.New(t)19 assertions.ShouldBeTrue(true)20}21func TestShouldBeTrue(t *testing.T) {22 assertions := assertions.New(t)23 assertions.ShouldBeTrue(true)24}25func TestShouldBeTrue(t *testing.T) {26 assertions := assertions.New(t)27 assertions.ShouldBeTrue(true)28}29func TestShouldBeTrue(t *testing.T) {30 assertions := assertions.New(t)31 assertions.ShouldBeTrue(true)32}33func TestShouldBeTrue(t *testing.T) {34 assertions := assertions.New(t)35 assertions.ShouldBeTrue(true)36}37func TestShouldBeTrue(t *testing.T) {38 assertions := assertions.New(t)39 assertions.ShouldBeTrue(true)40}41func TestShouldBeTrue(t *testing.T) {42 assertions := assertions.New(t)43 assertions.ShouldBeTrue(true)44}45func TestShouldBeTrue(t *testing.T) {
ShouldBeTrue
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func TestSomething(t *testing.T) {3 Convey("Given a value", t, func() {4 Convey("It should be true", func() {5 So(1, ShouldBeTrue)6 })7 })8}9--- PASS: TestSomething (0.00s)10So(result, ShouldEqual, expected)
ShouldBeTrue
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func TestShouldBeTrue(t *testing.T) {3 gomega.RegisterTestingT(t)4 gomega.Expect(true).Should(gomega.BeTrue())5}6import (7func TestShouldNotBeTrue(t *testing.T) {8 gomega.RegisterTestingT(t)9 gomega.Expect(true).ShouldNot(gomega.BeTrue())10}11import (12func TestShouldBeFalse(t *testing.T) {13 gomega.RegisterTestingT(t)14 gomega.Expect(false).Should(gomega.BeFalse())15}16import (17func TestShouldNotBeFalse(t *testing.T) {18 gomega.RegisterTestingT(t)19 gomega.Expect(false).ShouldNot(gomega.BeFalse())20}21import (22func TestShouldBeNil(t *testing.T) {23 gomega.RegisterTestingT(t)24 var a interface{}25 gomega.Expect(a).Should(gomega.BeNil())26}27import (
ShouldBeTrue
Using AI Code Generation
1func TestShouldBeTrue(t *testing.T) {2 assert := assertions.New(t)3 assert.ShouldBeTrue(true)4}5func TestShouldBeFalse(t *testing.T) {6 assert := assertions.New(t)7 assert.ShouldBeFalse(false)8}9func TestShouldBeEqual(t *testing.T) {10 assert := assertions.New(t)11 assert.ShouldBeEqual(1, 1)12}13func TestShouldBeEqual(t *testing.T) {14 assert := assertions.New(t)15 assert.ShouldBeEqual(1, 1)16}17func TestShouldBeEqual(t *testing.T) {18 assert := assertions.New(t)19 assert.ShouldBeEqual(1, 1)20}21func TestShouldBeEqual(t *testing.T) {22 assert := assertions.New(t)23 assert.ShouldBeEqual(1, 1)24}25func TestShouldBeEqual(t *testing.T) {26 assert := assertions.New(t)27 assert.ShouldBeEqual(1, 1)28}29func TestShouldBeEqual(t *testing.T) {30 assert := assertions.New(t)31 assert.ShouldBeEqual(1, 1)32}33func TestShouldBeEqual(t *testing.T) {34 assert := assertions.New(t)35 assert.ShouldBeEqual(1, 1)36}37func TestShouldBeEqual(t *testing.T) {38 assert := assertions.New(t)39 assert.ShouldBeEqual(1, 1)40}41func TestShouldBeEqual(t *testing.T) {42 assert := assertions.New(t)43 assert.ShouldBeEqual(1,
ShouldBeTrue
Using AI Code Generation
1import (2func main() {3 t := new(testing.T)4 assertions := assert.New(t)5 fmt.Println("Hello World")6 assertions.ShouldBeTrue(true, "true is true")7}8--- FAIL: TestShouldBeTrue (0.00s)9import (10func TestShouldBeTrue(t *testing.T) {11 assertions := assert.New(t)12 fmt.Println("Hello World")13 assertions.ShouldBeTrue(true, "true is true")14}15--- FAIL: TestShouldBeTrue (0.00s)16import (17func TestShouldBeTrue(t *testing.T) {18 assertions := assert.New(t)19 fmt.Println("Hello World")20 assertions.ShouldBeTrue(true, "true is true")21}22--- FAIL: TestShouldBeTrue (0.00s)
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