How to use somethingThatThrows method in unexpected

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...872 this.p = 0;873 } while (false);874 }875}876function somethingThatThrows(): void { throw "the football"; }877class P24 {878 p: number;879 constructor() {880 try {881 this.p = 0;882 somethingThatThrows();883 } catch (err) {884 this.p = 0;885 }886 }887}888class P25 {889 p: number;890 constructor() {891 try {892 somethingThatThrows();893 } catch (err) {894 /​/​ do some stuff to handle the error895 } finally {896 this.p = 0;897 }898 }899}900class P26 {901 p1: number;902 p2: number;903 constructor() {904 const a = (this.p1 = 0),905 b = (this.p2 = this.p1);906 }...

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1var unexpected = require('unexpected');2var expect = unexpected.clone();3expect.output.preferredWidth = 80;4expect.addAssertion('<any> to be a number', function (expect, subject) {5 return expect(subject, 'to be a', Number);6});7expect.addAssertion('<any> to be a string', function (expect, subject) {8 return expect(subject, 'to be a', String);9});10expect.addAssertion('<any> to be a boolean', function (expect, subject) {11 return expect(subject, 'to be a', Boolean);12});13expect.addAssertion('<any> to be a function', function (expect, subject) {14 return expect(subject, 'to be a', Function);15});16expect.addAssertion('<any> to be a date', function (expect, subject) {17 return expect(subject, 'to be a', Date);18});19expect.addAssertion('<any> to be a regexp', function (expect, subject) {20 return expect(subject, 'to be a', RegExp);21});22expect.addAssertion('<any> to be a promise', function (expect, subject) {23 return expect(subject, 'to be a', Promise);24});25expect.addAssertion('<any> to be a buffer', function (expect, subject) {26 return expect(subject, 'to be a', Buffer);27});28expect.addAssertion('<any> to be a typed array', function (expect, subject) {29 return expect(subject, 'to be a', ArrayBuffer);30});31expect.addAssertion('<any> to be an error', function (expect, subject) {32 return expect(subject, 'to be a', Error);33});34expect.addAssertion('<any> to be an array', function (expect, subject) {35 return expect(subject, 'to be an', Array);36});37expect.addAssertion('<any> to be an object', function (expect, subject) {38 return expect(subject, 'to be an', Object);39});40expect.addAssertion('<any> to be a map', function (expect, subject) {41 return expect(subject, 'to be a', Map);42});43expect.addAssertion('<any> to be a set', function (expect, subject) {44 return expect(subject, 'to be a', Set);45});46expect.addAssertion('<any> to be a weakmap', function (expect, subject) {47 return expect(subject, 'to be a', WeakMap);48});49expect.addAssertion('<any> to

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1var unexpected = require('unexpected');2var expect = unexpected.clone();3var somethingThatThrows = function () {4 throw new Error('somethingThatThrows');5};6expect(somethingThatThrows, 'to throw', 'somethingThatThrows');7var unexpected = require('unexpected');8var expect = unexpected.clone();9var somethingThatThrows = function () {10 throw new Error('somethingThatThrows');11};12expect(somethingThatThrows, 'to throw', 'somethingThatThrows');13module.exports = unexpected;14var unexpected = require('./​unexpected');15var expect = unexpected.clone();16var somethingThatThrows = function () {17 throw new Error('somethingThatThrows');18};19expect(somethingThatThrows, 'to throw', 'somethingThatThrows');

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1const somethingThatThrows = require('./​unexpectedError');2somethingThatThrows();3module.exports = function somethingThatThrows() {4 throw new Error('Unexpected Error');5};6{7 "scripts": {8 },9}

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1const expect = require('unexpected').clone();2const fs = require('fs');3const path = require('path');4const {promisify} = require('util');5const readFile = promisify(fs.readFile);6const glob = promisify(require('glob'));7const {JSDOM} = require('jsdom');8const unexpectedReact = require('unexpected-react');9const unexpectedSinon = require('unexpected-sinon');10 .use(unexpectedReact)11 .use(unexpectedSinon);12const {render, shallow} = require('../​src/​index');13const testDir = path.join(__dirname, 'test');14const snapshotDir = path.join(__dirname, 'snapshots');15const snapshotExtension = '.snap';16const snapshotExists = async (testFile) => {17 try {18 await readFile(getSnapshotPath(testFile));19 return true;20 } catch (e) {21 return false;22 }23};24const updateSnapshot = async (testFile, snapshot) => {25 await promisify(fs.writeFile)(getSnapshotPath(testFile), snapshot);26};27const getSnapshotPath = (testFile) => {28 return path.join(snapshotDir, path.basename(testFile, '.js') + snapshotExtension);29};30const getSnapshot = async (testFile) => {31 return readFile(getSnapshotPath(testFile), 'utf8');32};33const createSnapshot = (testFile, snapshot) => {34 .createOutput('text')35 .block(() => snapshot)36 .toString();37};38const getTestFiles = async () => {39 return glob(path.join(testDir, '**/​*.js'));40};41const getTestName = (testFile) => {42 return path.relative(testDir, testFile);43};44const getSnapshotName = (testFile) => {45 return path.relative(snapshotDir, getSnapshotPath(testFile));46};47const getSnapshotDiff = (testFile, snapshot) => {48 .createOutput('diff')49 .block(() => snapshot)50 .toString();51};52const getSnapshotError = (testFile, snapshot) => {53 .createOutput('text')54 .block(() => snapshot)55 .toString();56};57const getSnapshotDiffError = (testFile, snapshotDiff) => {58 .createOutput('text')59 .block(() => snapshotDiff)60 .toString();61};62const getTestError = (testFile,

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1var unexpectedError = require('unexpected-error');2try{3 unexpectedError.somethingThatThrows();4} catch (err){5 console.log(err.message);6}7## The Error Object's toString() method8## The Error Object's toJSON() method9## The Error Object's inspect() method10## The Error Object's setStackTrace() method11## The Error Object's setStackTraceFromError() method12The MIT License (MIT)

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