MinitestLog

MinitestLog gives you three things:

Nested sections: Use nested sections to structure your test (and, importantly, its log), so that the test can "tell its story" clearly.
Data explication: Use data-logging methods to log objects. Most collections (Array, Hash, etc.) are automatically logged in detail.
(And of course) Verdicts: Use verdict methods to express assertions. Details for the verdict are logged, whether passed or failed.

Installation

gem install minitest_log

Logs and Sections
- Nested Sections
- Text
- Formatted Text
- Attributes
- Timestamps and Durations
- Rescue
- Unrescued Exception
- Potpourri
- Custom Elements
- Options
  - Root Name
  - XML Indentation
  - Summary
  - Error Verdict
  - Backtrace Filter
Data
- Strings
- Hash-Like Objects
- Array-Like Objects
- Other Objects
Verdicts
- Assert Verdicts
  - verdict_assert?
  - verdict_assert_empty?
  - verdict_assert_equal?
  - verdict_assert_in_delta?
  - verdict_assert_in_epsilon?
  - verdict_assert_includes?
  - verdict_assert_instance_of?
  - verdict_assert_kind_of?
  - verdict_assert_match?
  - verdict_assert_nil?
  - verdict_assert_operator?
  - verdict_assert_output?
  - verdict_assert_predicate?
  - verdict_assert_raises?
  - verdict_assert_respond_to?
  - verdict_assert_same?
  - verdict_assert_silent?
  - verdict_assert_throws?
- Refute Verdicts
  - verdict_refute?
  - verdict_refute_empty?
  - verdict_refute_equal?
  - verdict_refute_in_delta?
  - verdict_refute_in_epsilon?
  - verdict_refute_includes?
  - verdict_refute_instance_of?
  - verdict_refute_kind_of?
  - verdict_refute_match?
  - verdict_refute_nil?
  - verdict_refute_operator?
  - verdict_refute_predicate?
  - verdict_refute_respond_to?
  - verdict_refute_same?
Tips
- Use Short Verdict Aliases
- Avoid Failure Clutter
- Facilitate Post-Processing
Oh, and Tests
About This README

Logs and Sections

Nested Sections

Use nested sections to give structure to your test -- and its log.

In calling method section, the first argument is the section name. Any following string arguments become text.

example.rb:

require 'minitest_log'
class Example < MiniTest::Test
  def test_example
    MinitestLog.new('log.xml') do |log|
      log.section('My nested sections', 'Sections can nest.') do
        log.section('Outer', 'Outer section.') do
          log.section('Mid', 'Mid-level section') do
            log.section('Inner', 'Inner section.')
            log.section('Another','Another inner section.')
          end
        end
      end
    end
  end
end

log.xml:

<log>
  <section_ name='My nested sections'>
    Sections can nest.
    <section_ name='Outer'>
      Outer section.
      <section_ name='Mid'>
        Mid-level section
        <section_ name='Inner'>
          Inner section.
        </section_>
        <section_ name='Another'>
          Another inner section.
        </section_>
      </section_>
    </section_>
  </section_>
</log>

Text

Put text onto a section by calling method section with string arguments.

As before, the first argument is the section name; other string arguments become text.

Multiple string arguments are concatenated into the text.

Note that you can also put text onto a section by calling method put_data. See Data below.

example.rb:

require 'minitest_log'
class Example < MiniTest::Test
  def test_example
    MinitestLog.new('log.xml') do |log|
      log.section('My section', 'Text for my section.') do
        log.section('Another section', 'Text for another section.', ' More text.')
      end
    end
  end
end

log.xml:

<log>
  <section_ name='My section'>
    Text for my section.
    <section_ name='Another section'>
      Text for another section. More text.
    </section_>
  </section_>
</log>

Formatted Text

Put formatted text onto a section by calling method put_pre.

Whitespace, including newlines, is preserved.

The formatted text in the log is more readable if it begins and ends with suitable whitespace, so by default the method displays the text with enhanced whitespace if needed.

You can specify verbatim = true to suppress the enhancement.

example.rb:

require 'minitest_log'
class Example < MiniTest::Test

  def test_example
    MinitestLog.new('log.xml') do |log|
      log.section('Line of text with leading and trailing whitespace') do
        log.put_pre('  Text.  ')
      end
      text = <<EOT
Text
and
more
text.
EOT
      log.section('Multiline text with enhanced whitespace') do
        log.put_pre(text)
      end
      log.section('Multiline text without without enhanced whitespace') do
        log.put_pre(text, verbatim = true)
      end
    end
  end
end

log.xml:

<log>
  <section_ name='Line of text with leading and trailing whitespace'>
    <![CDATA[
  Text.  
]]>
  </section_>
  <section_ name='Multiline text with enhanced whitespace'>
    <![CDATA[
Text
and
more
text.
]]>
  </section_>
  <section_ name='Multiline text without without enhanced whitespace'>
    <![CDATA[Text
and
more
text.]]>
  </section_>
</log>

Attributes

Put attributes onto a section by calling section with hash arguments.

Each name/value pair in a hash becomes an attribute in the log section element.

The first argument is always the section name. Following hash arguments become attributes.

example.rb:

require 'minitest_log'
class Example < MiniTest::Test
  def test_example
    MinitestLog.new('log.xml') do |log|
      attrs = {:first_attr => 'first', :second_attr => 'second'}
      log.section('My section with attributes', attrs, 'A Hash becomes attributes.')
      more_attrs = {:third_attr => 'third'}
      log.section('My section with more attributes', attrs, more_attrs, 'More attributes.')
    end
  end
end

log.xml:

<log>
  <section_ name='My section with attributes' first_attr='first' second_attr='second'>
    A Hash becomes attributes.
  </section_>
  <section_ name='My section with more attributes' first_attr='first' second_attr='second' third_attr='third'>
    More attributes.
  </section_>
</log>

Timestamps and Durations

Use symbol :timestamp or :duration to add a timestamp or a duration to a section.

example.rb:

require 'minitest_log'
class Example < MiniTest::Test
  def test_example
    MinitestLog.new('log.xml') do |log|
      log.section('My section with timestamp', :timestamp, 'Section with timestamp.')
      log.section('My section with duration', :duration, 'Section with duration.') do
        sleep(0.5)
      end
      log.section('My section with both', :duration, :timestamp, 'Section with both.') do
        sleep(0.5)
      end
    end
  end
end

log.xml:

<log>
  <section_ name='My section with timestamp' timestamp='2019-06-01-Sat-15.07.07.469'>
    Section with timestamp.
  </section_>
  <section_ name='My section with duration' duration_seconds='0.503'>
    Section with duration.
  </section_>
  <section_ name='My section with both' timestamp='2019-06-01-Sat-15.07.07.974' duration_seconds='0.514'>
    Section with both.
  </section_>
</log>

Rescue

Rescue a section using the symbol :rescue.

Any exception raised during that section's execution will be rescued and logged. Such an exception terminates the section (but not the test).

example.rb:

require 'minitest_log'
class Example < MiniTest::Test
  def test_example
    MinitestLog.new('log.xml') do |log|
      log.section('My rescued section', :rescue) do
        raise RuntimeError.new('Boo!')
        log.comment('This code will not be reached, because the section terminates.')
      end
      log.comment('This code will be reached, because it is not in the terminated section.')
    end
  end
end

log.xml:

<log>
  <section_ name='My rescued section'>
    <rescued_exception_ class='RuntimeError' message='Boo!'>
      <backtrace_>
        <![CDATA[
example.rb:6:in `block (2 levels) in test_example'
example.rb:5:in `block in test_example'
example.rb:4:in `new'
example.rb:4:in `test_example'
]]>
      </backtrace_>
    </rescued_exception_>
  </section_>
  <comment_>
    This code will be reached, because it is not in the terminated section.
  </comment_>
</log>

Unrescued Exception

An exception raised in an unrescued section is logged, and the test terminates.

example.rb:

require 'minitest_log'
class Example < MiniTest::Test
  def test_example
    MinitestLog.new('log.xml') do |log|
      log.section('My unrescued section') do
        raise RuntimeError.new('Boo!')
      end
      log.comment('This code will not be reached, because the test terminated.')
    end
  end
end

log.xml:

<log>
  <section_ name='My unrescued section'>
    <uncaught_exception_ timestamp='2019-06-01-Sat-15.07.08.960' class='RuntimeError'>
      <message_>
        Boo!
      </message_>
      <backtrace_>
        <![CDATA[
example.rb:6:in `block (2 levels) in test_example'
example.rb:5:in `block in test_example'
example.rb:4:in `new'
example.rb:4:in `test_example'
]]>
      </backtrace_>
    </uncaught_exception_>
  </section_>
</log>

Potpourri

So far, examples for method section have emphasized one thing at a time.

A call to method section begins always with the section name, but after that it can have any number and any types of arguments.

Note that:

Multiple string arguments are concatenated, left to right, to form one string in the log.
Each hash argument's name/value pairs are used to form attributes in the log.
Symbols :timestamp, :duration, and :rescue may appear anywhere among the arguments. Duplicates are ignored.

example.rb:

require 'minitest_log'
class Test < Minitest::Test
  def test_demo
    MinitestLog.new('log.xml') do |log|
      log.section(
          'Section with potpourri of arguments',
          # Not that you would ever want to do this. :-)
          :duration,
          'Word',
          {:a => 0, :b => 1},
          :timestamp,
          ' More words',
          {:c => 2, :d => 3},
          :rescue,
      ) do
        sleep(0.5)
        raise Exception.new('Boo!')
      end
    end
  end
end

log.xml:

<log>
  <section_ name='Section with potpourri of arguments' a='0' b='1' timestamp='2019-06-01-Sat-15.07.05.791' c='2' d='3' duration_seconds='0.513'>
    Word More words
    <rescued_exception_ class='Exception' message='Boo!'>
      <backtrace_>
        <![CDATA[
example.rb:17:in `block (2 levels) in test_demo'
example.rb:5:in `block in test_demo'
example.rb:4:in `new'
example.rb:4:in `test_demo'
]]>
      </backtrace_>
    </rescued_exception_>
  </section_>
</log>

Custom Elements

Use method put_element(name, *args) to put custom elements onto the log. The name must be text that can become a legal XML element name.

Method section just calls put_element with the name section, so the remaining allowed *args are the same for both :

A string becomes text.
A hash-like object becomes attributes.
An array-like object becomes a numbered list.

A call to put_element with no block generates a childless element -- one with no sub-elements (though it may still have text).

Create sub-elements for a custom element by calling put_element with a block. Whatever elements are generated by the block become sub-elements of the custom element.

example.rb:

require 'minitest_log'
class Example < Minitest::Test
  def test_example
    MinitestLog.new('log.xml') do |log|
      log.section('Custom elements with no children') do
        log.put_element('childless_element')
        log.put_element('childless_element_with_text', 'Text for this element.')
        log.put_element('childless_element_with_attributes', {:a => 0, :b => 1})
      end
      log.section('Custom elements with children') do
        log.put_element('parent_element') do
          log.put_element('child_element')
        end
        log.put_element('parent_element_with_text', 'Text for this element.') do
          log.put_element('child_element')
        end
        log.put_element('parent_element_with_attributes', {:a => 0, :b => 1}) do
          log.put_element('child_element')
        end
      end
    end
  end
end

log.xml:

<log>
  <section_ name='Custom elements with no children'>
    <childless_element/>
    <childless_element_with_text>
      Text for this element.
    </childless_element_with_text>
    <childless_element_with_attributes a='0' b='1'/>
  </section_>
  <section_ name='Custom elements with children'>
    <parent_element>
      <child_element/>
    </parent_element>
    <parent_element_with_text>
      Text for this element.
      <child_element/>
    </parent_element_with_text>
    <parent_element_with_attributes a='0' b='1'>
      <child_element/>
    </parent_element_with_attributes>
  </section_>
</log>

Options

Root Name

The default name for the XML root element is log.

Override that name by specifying option :root_name.

root_name.rb:

require 'minitest_log'
class Test < Minitest::Test
  def test_demo
    MinitestLog.new('default_root_name.xml') do |log|
      log.section('This log has the default root name.')
    end
    MinitestLog.new('custom_root_name.xml', :root_name => 'my_root_name') do |log|
      log.section('This log has a custom root name.')
    end
  end
end

default_root_name.xml:

<log>
  <section_ name='This log has the default root name.'/>
</log>

custom_root_name.xml:

<my_root_name>
  <section_ name='This log has a custom root name.'/>
</my_root_name>

XML Indentation

The default XML indentation is 2 spaces.

Override that value by specifying option xml_indentation.

An indentation value of 0 puts each line of the log at the left, with no indentation.

An indentation value of -1 puts the entire log on one line, with no whitespace at all. This format is best for logs that will be parsed in post-processing.

Note that many applications that display XML will ignore the indentation altogether, so in general it matters only when the raw XML is read (by a person) or parsed.

xml_indentation.rb:

require 'minitest_log'
class Test < Minitest::Test
  def test_demo
    MinitestLog.new('default_xml_indentation.xml') do |log|
      log.section('This log has the default XML indentation (2 spaces).') do
        log.section('See?')
      end
    end
    MinitestLog.new('xml_indentation_0.xml', :xml_indentation => 0) do |log|
      log.section('This log has an XML indentation of 0 (no indentation).') do
        log.section('See?')
      end
    end
    MinitestLog.new('xml_indentation_-1.xml', :xml_indentation => -1) do |log|
      log.section('This log has an XML indentation of -1 (all on one line).') do
        log.section('See?')
      end
    end
  end
end

default_xml_indentation.xml:

<log>
  <section_ name='This log has the default XML indentation (2 spaces).'>
    <section_ name='See?'/>
  </section_>
</log>

xml_indentation_0.xml:

<log>
<section_ name='This log has an XML indentation of 0 (no indentation).'>
<section_ name='See?'/>
</section_>
</log>

xml_indentation_-1.xml:

<log><section_ name='This log has an XML indentation of -1 (all on one line).'><section_ name='See?'/></section_></log>

Summary

By default, the log does not have a summary: counts of total verdicts, failed verdicts, and errors.

Override that behavior by specifying option :summary as true. This causes the log to begin with a summary.

summary.rb:

require 'minitest_log'
class Test < Minitest::Test
  def test_demo
    MinitestLog.new('no_summary.xml') do |log|
      log.section('This log has no summary.') do
        populate_the_log(log)
      end
    end
    MinitestLog.new('summary.xml', :summary => true) do |log|
      log.section('This log has a summary.') do
        populate_the_log(log)
      end
    end
  end
  def populate_the_log(log)
    log.verdict_assert?(:pass, true)
    log.verdict_assert?(:fail, false)
    log.section('My error-producing section', :rescue) do
      raise Exception.new('Boo!')
    end
  end
end

no_summary.xml:

<log>
  <section_ name='This log has no summary.'>
    <verdict_ method='verdict_assert?' outcome='passed' id='pass'>
      <actual_ class='TrueClass' value='true'/>
    </verdict_>
    <verdict_ method='verdict_assert?' outcome='failed' id='fail'>
      <actual_ class='FalseClass' value='false'/>
      <exception_ class='Minitest::Assertion' message='Expected false to be truthy.'>
        <backtrace_>
          <![CDATA[
summary.rb:17:in `populate_the_log'
summary.rb:6:in `block (2 levels) in test_demo'
summary.rb:5:in `block in test_demo'
summary.rb:4:in `new'
summary.rb:4:in `test_demo'
]]>
        </backtrace_>
      </exception_>
    </verdict_>
    <section_ name='My error-producing section'>
      <rescued_exception_ class='Exception' message='Boo!'>
        <backtrace_>
          <![CDATA[
summary.rb:19:in `block in populate_the_log'
summary.rb:18:in `populate_the_log'
summary.rb:6:in `block (2 levels) in test_demo'
summary.rb:5:in `block in test_demo'
summary.rb:4:in `new'
summary.rb:4:in `test_demo'
]]>
        </backtrace_>
      </rescued_exception_>
    </section_>
  </section_>
</log>

summary.xml:

<log>
  <summary_ verdicts='2' failures='1' errors='1'/>
  <section_ name='This log has a summary.'>
    <verdict_ method='verdict_assert?' outcome='passed' id='pass'>
      <actual_ class='TrueClass' value='true'/>
    </verdict_>
    <verdict_ method='verdict_assert?' outcome='failed' id='fail'>
      <actual_ class='FalseClass' value='false'/>
      <exception_ class='Minitest::Assertion' message='Expected false to be truthy.'>
        <backtrace_>
          <![CDATA[
summary.rb:17:in `populate_the_log'
summary.rb:11:in `block (2 levels) in test_demo'
summary.rb:10:in `block in test_demo'
summary.rb:9:in `new'
summary.rb:9:in `test_demo'
]]>
        </backtrace_>
      </exception_>
    </verdict_>
    <section_ name='My error-producing section'>
      <rescued_exception_ class='Exception' message='Boo!'>
        <backtrace_>
          <![CDATA[
summary.rb:19:in `block in populate_the_log'
summary.rb:18:in `populate_the_log'
summary.rb:11:in `block (2 levels) in test_demo'
summary.rb:10:in `block in test_demo'
summary.rb:9:in `new'
summary.rb:9:in `test_demo'
]]>
        </backtrace_>
      </rescued_exception_>
    </section_>
  </section_>
</log>

Error Verdict

By default, the log does not have an error verdict: a generated verdict that expects the error count to be 0.

Override that behavior by specifying option :error_verdict as true. This causes the log to end with an error verdict.

This verdict may be useful when a log has errors, but no failed verdicts.

error_verdict.rb:

require 'minitest_log'
class Test < Minitest::Test
  def test_demo
    MinitestLog.new('no_error_verdict.xml') do |log|
      log.section('This log has no error verdict.') do
        populate_the_log(log)
      end
    end
    MinitestLog.new('error_verdict.xml', :error_verdict => true) do |log|
      log.section('This log has an error verdict.') do
        populate_the_log(log)
      end
    end
  end
  def populate_the_log(log)
    log.verdict_assert?(:pass, true)
    log.verdict_assert?(:fail, false)
    log.section('My error-producing section', :rescue) do
      raise Exception.new('Boo!')
    end
  end
end

no_error_verdict.xml:

<log>
  <section_ name='This log has no error verdict.'>
    <verdict_ method='verdict_assert?' outcome='passed' id='pass'>
      <actual_ class='TrueClass' value='true'/>
    </verdict_>
    <verdict_ method='verdict_assert?' outcome='failed' id='fail'>
      <actual_ class='FalseClass' value='false'/>
      <exception_ class='Minitest::Assertion' message='Expected false to be truthy.'>
        <backtrace_>
          <![CDATA[
error_verdict.rb:17:in `populate_the_log'
error_verdict.rb:6:in `block (2 levels) in test_demo'
error_verdict.rb:5:in `block in test_demo'
error_verdict.rb:4:in `new'
error_verdict.rb:4:in `test_demo'
]]>
        </backtrace_>
      </exception_>
    </verdict_>
    <section_ name='My error-producing section'>
      <rescued_exception_ class='Exception' message='Boo!'>
        <backtrace_>
          <![CDATA[
error_verdict.rb:19:in `block in populate_the_log'
error_verdict.rb:18:in `populate_the_log'
error_verdict.rb:6:in `block (2 levels) in test_demo'
error_verdict.rb:5:in `block in test_demo'
error_verdict.rb:4:in `new'
error_verdict.rb:4:in `test_demo'
]]>
        </backtrace_>
      </rescued_exception_>
    </section_>
  </section_>
</log>

error_verdict.xml:

<log>
  <section_ name='This log has an error verdict.'>
    <verdict_ method='verdict_assert?' outcome='passed' id='pass'>
      <actual_ class='TrueClass' value='true'/>
    </verdict_>
    <verdict_ method='verdict_assert?' outcome='failed' id='fail'>
      <actual_ class='FalseClass' value='false'/>
      <exception_ class='Minitest::Assertion' message='Expected false to be truthy.'>
        <backtrace_>
          <![CDATA[
error_verdict.rb:17:in `populate_the_log'
error_verdict.rb:11:in `block (2 levels) in test_demo'
error_verdict.rb:10:in `block in test_demo'
error_verdict.rb:9:in `new'
error_verdict.rb:9:in `test_demo'
]]>
        </backtrace_>
      </exception_>
    </verdict_>
    <section_ name='My error-producing section'>
      <rescued_exception_ class='Exception' message='Boo!'>
        <backtrace_>
          <![CDATA[
error_verdict.rb:19:in `block in populate_the_log'
error_verdict.rb:18:in `populate_the_log'
error_verdict.rb:11:in `block (2 levels) in test_demo'
error_verdict.rb:10:in `block in test_demo'
error_verdict.rb:9:in `new'
error_verdict.rb:9:in `test_demo'
]]>
        </backtrace_>
      </rescued_exception_>
    </section_>
  </section_>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_assert_equal?' outcome='failed' id='error_count'>
    <expected_ class='Integer' value='0'/>
    <actual_ class='Integer' value='1'/>
    <exception_ class='Minitest::Assertion' message='Expected: 0\n  Actual: 1'>
      <backtrace_>
        <![CDATA[
error_verdict.rb:9:in `new'
error_verdict.rb:9:in `test_demo'
]]>
      </backtrace_>
    </exception_>
  </verdict_>
</log>

Backtrace Filter

By default, a backtrace omits entries containing the token minitest. This keeps the backtrace focussed on your code instead of the gems' code.

Override that behavior by specifying ioption :backtrace_filter with a Regexp object. Entries matching that pattern will be omitted from the backtrace.

backtrace_filter.rb:

require 'minitest_log'
class Test < Minitest::Test
  def test_demo
    MinitestLog.new('default_backtrace_filter.xml') do |log|
      fail 'Boo!'
    end
    MinitestLog.new('custom_backtrace_filter.xml', :backtrace_filter => /xxx/) do |log|
      fail 'Boo!'
    end
  end
end

default_backtrace_filter.xml:

<log>
  <uncaught_exception_ timestamp='2019-06-01-Sat-15.07.03.608' class='RuntimeError'>
    <message_>
      Boo!
    </message_>
    <backtrace_>
      <![CDATA[
backtrace_filter.rb:5:in `block in test_demo'
backtrace_filter.rb:4:in `new'
backtrace_filter.rb:4:in `test_demo'
]]>
    </backtrace_>
  </uncaught_exception_>
</log>

custom_backtrace_filter.xml:

<log>
  <uncaught_exception_ timestamp='2019-06-01-Sat-15.07.03.610' class='RuntimeError'>
    <message_>
      Boo!
    </message_>
    <backtrace_>
      <![CDATA[
backtrace_filter.rb:8:in `block in test_demo'
C:/Ruby25-x64/lib/ruby/gems/2.5.0/gems/minitest_log-1.0.0/lib/minitest_log.rb:39:in `block in initialize'
C:/Ruby25-x64/lib/ruby/gems/2.5.0/gems/minitest_log-1.0.0/lib/minitest_log.rb:186:in `do_log'
C:/Ruby25-x64/lib/ruby/gems/2.5.0/gems/minitest_log-1.0.0/lib/minitest_log.rb:37:in `initialize'
backtrace_filter.rb:7:in `new'
backtrace_filter.rb:7:in `test_demo'
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C:/Ruby25-x64/lib/ruby/gems/2.5.0/gems/minitest-5.11.3/lib/minitest/test.rb:95:in `block (2 levels) in run'
C:/Ruby25-x64/lib/ruby/gems/2.5.0/gems/minitest-5.11.3/lib/minitest.rb:265:in `time_it'
C:/Ruby25-x64/lib/ruby/gems/2.5.0/gems/minitest-5.11.3/lib/minitest/test.rb:94:in `block in run'
C:/Ruby25-x64/lib/ruby/gems/2.5.0/gems/minitest-5.11.3/lib/minitest.rb:360:in `on_signal'
C:/Ruby25-x64/lib/ruby/gems/2.5.0/gems/minitest-5.11.3/lib/minitest/test.rb:211:in `with_info_handler'
C:/Ruby25-x64/lib/ruby/gems/2.5.0/gems/minitest-5.11.3/lib/minitest/test.rb:93:in `run'
C:/Ruby25-x64/lib/ruby/gems/2.5.0/gems/minitest-5.11.3/lib/minitest.rb:960:in `run_one_method'
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C:/Ruby25-x64/lib/ruby/gems/2.5.0/gems/minitest-5.11.3/lib/minitest.rb:321:in `block (2 levels) in run'
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C:/Ruby25-x64/lib/ruby/gems/2.5.0/gems/minitest-5.11.3/lib/minitest.rb:360:in `on_signal'
C:/Ruby25-x64/lib/ruby/gems/2.5.0/gems/minitest-5.11.3/lib/minitest.rb:347:in `with_info_handler'
C:/Ruby25-x64/lib/ruby/gems/2.5.0/gems/minitest-5.11.3/lib/minitest.rb:319:in `run'
C:/Ruby25-x64/lib/ruby/gems/2.5.0/gems/minitest-5.11.3/lib/minitest.rb:159:in `block in __run'
C:/Ruby25-x64/lib/ruby/gems/2.5.0/gems/minitest-5.11.3/lib/minitest.rb:159:in `map'
C:/Ruby25-x64/lib/ruby/gems/2.5.0/gems/minitest-5.11.3/lib/minitest.rb:159:in `__run'
C:/Ruby25-x64/lib/ruby/gems/2.5.0/gems/minitest-5.11.3/lib/minitest.rb:136:in `run'
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    </backtrace_>
  </uncaught_exception_>
</log>

Data

Put data onto the log using method :put_data.

A data object obj is treated as follows:

If obj.kind_of?(String), it is treated as a String
Otherwise if obj.respond_to?(:each_pair), it is treated as Hash-like.
Otherwise, it obj.respond_to?(:each_with_index, it is treated as Array-like.
Otherwise, it is treated as "other".

Strings

An object that is a kind_of?(String) is logged simply.

kind_of_string.rb:

require 'minitest_log'
class Example < MiniTest::Test
  def test_example
    MinitestLog.new('kind_of_string.xml') do |log|
      log.section('Objects that are a kind_of?(String)') do
        string = 'When you come to a fork in the road, take it. -- Yogi Berra'
        log.put_data('My string', string)
      end
    end
  end
end

kind_of_string.xml:

<log>
  <section_ name='Objects that are a kind_of?(String)'>
    <data_ name='My string' class='String' size='59'>
      When you come to a fork in the road, take it. -- Yogi Berra
    </data_>
  </section_>
</log>

Hash-Like Objects

Otherwise, an object that respond_to?(:each_pair) is logged as name-value pairs.

each_pair.rb:

require 'minitest_log'
class Example < Minitest::Test
  def test_example
    MinitestLog.new('each_pair.xml') do |log|
      log.section('Objects logged using :each_pair') do
        log.section('Hash') do
          hash = {
              :name => 'Ichabod Crane',
              :address => '14 Main Street',
              :city => 'Sleepy Hollow',
              :state => 'NY',
              :zipcode => '10591',
          }
          log.put_data('My hash', hash)
        end
        log.section('Struct') do
          Struct.new('Foo', :x, :y, :z)
          foo = Struct::Foo.new(0, 1, 2)
          log.put_data('My struct', foo)
        end
      end
    end
  end
end

each_pair.xml:

<log>
  <section_ name='Objects logged using :each_pair'>
    <section_ name='Hash'>
      <data_ name='My hash' class='Hash' method=':each_pair' size='5'>
        <![CDATA[
name => Ichabod Crane
address => 14 Main Street
city => Sleepy Hollow
state => NY
zipcode => 10591
]]>
      </data_>
    </section_>
    <section_ name='Struct'>
      <data_ name='My struct' class='Struct::Foo' method=':each_pair' size='3'>
        <![CDATA[
x => 0
y => 1
z => 2
]]>
      </data_>
    </section_>
  </section_>
</log>

Array-Like Objects

Otherwise, an object that respond_to?(:each_with_index) is logged as a numbered list.

each_with_index.rb:

require 'set'
require 'minitest_log'
class Example < MiniTest::Test
  def test_example
    MinitestLog.new('each_with_index.xml') do |log|
      log.section('Objects logged using :each_with_index') do
        log.section('Array') do
          array = %w/apple orange peach banana strawberry pear/
          log.put_data('My array', array)
        end
        log.section('Set') do
          set = Set.new(%w/baseball football basketball hockey/)
          log.put_data('My set', set)
        end
      end
    end
  end
end

each_with_index.xml:

<log>
  <section_ name='Objects logged using :each_with_index'>
    <section_ name='Array'>
      <data_ name='My array' class='Array' method=':each_with_index' size='6'>
        <![CDATA[
0: apple
1: orange
2: peach
3: banana
4: strawberry
5: pear
]]>
      </data_>
    </section_>
    <section_ name='Set'>
      <data_ name='My set' class='Set' method=':each_with_index' size='4'>
        <![CDATA[
0: baseball
1: football
2: basketball
3: hockey
]]>
      </data_>
    </section_>
  </section_>
</log>

Other Objects

Otherwise, the logger tries, successively, to log the object using :to_s, :inspect, and :__id__.

If all that fails, the logger raises an exception (which is not illustrated here).

to_s.rb:

require 'uri'
require 'minitest_log'
class Example < MiniTest::Test
  def test_example
    MinitestLog.new('to_s.xml') do |log|
      log.section('Objects logged using :to_s') do
        log.put_data('My integer', 0)
        log.put_data('My exception', Exception.new('Boo!'))
        log.put_data('My regexp', /Bar/)
        log.put_data('My time', Time.now)
        log.put_data('My uri,', URI('https://www.github.com'))
      end
    end
  end
end

to_s.xml:

<log>
  <section_ name='Objects logged using :to_s'>
    <data_ name='My integer' class='Integer' method=':to_s'>
      0
    </data_>
    <data_ name='My exception' class='Exception' method=':to_s'>
      Boo!
    </data_>
    <data_ name='My regexp' class='Regexp' method=':to_s'>
      (?-mix:Bar)
    </data_>
    <data_ name='My time' class='Time' method=':to_s'>
      2019-06-01 15:07:01 -0500
    </data_>
    <data_ name='My uri,' class='URI::HTTPS' method=':to_s'>
      https://www.github.com
    </data_>
  </section_>
</log>

Verdicts

Use MinitestLog verdict methods to log details of Minitest assertions.

Each verdict method in MinitestLog is a wrapper for a corresponding Minitest assertion (or refutation).

An important difference between an assertion and a verdict is that a failed verdict does not exit the test. Instead, the verdict method logs the details for the assertion, regardless of the outcome, and continues test execution.

The verdict method returns true or false to indicate whether the verdict succeeded or failed.

The arguments for the verdict method and its assert method are the same, except that the verdict method adds a leading verdict identifier:

assert_equal(exp, act)

verdict_assert_equal?('verdict_id', exp, act)

Like an assertion, a verdict also accepts an optional trailing message string.

The verdict identifier:

Is commonly a string or a symbol, but may be any object that responds to :to_s.
Must be unique among the verdict identifiers in its test method (but not necessarily in its test class.)

Each verdict method has a shorter alias -- va substituting for verdict_assert, and vr substituting for verdict_refute:

Example verdict (long form and alias):

log.verdict_assert_equal?(:my_verdict_id, exp, act, 'My message')

log.va_equal?(:my_verdict_id, exp, act, 'My message')

The shorter alias not only saves keystrokes, but also really, really helps your editor with code completion.

Verdict methods are described below. For each, the following is given:

The method's syntax.
An example test using the method, including both passing and failing verdicts.
The log output by the example test.
Descriptive text, adapted from docs.ruby-lang.org

Assert Verdicts

verdict_assert?

verdict_assert?(id, test, msg = nil)
va?(id, test, msg = nil)

Fails unless test is a true value.

verdict_assert.rb:

require 'minitest_log'
class Example < Minitest::Test
  def test_demo_verdict
    MinitestLog.new('verdict_assert.xml') do |log|
      log.verdict_assert?(:one_id, true, 'One message')
      log.verdict_assert?(:another_id, false, 'Another message')
    end
  end
end

verdict_assert.xml:

<log>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_assert?' outcome='passed' id='one_id' message='One message'>
    <actual_ class='TrueClass' value='true'/>
  </verdict_>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_assert?' outcome='failed' id='another_id' message='Another message'>
    <actual_ class='FalseClass' value='false'/>
    <exception_ class='Minitest::Assertion' message='Expected false to be truthy.'>
      <backtrace_>
        <![CDATA[
verdict_assert.rb:6:in `block in test_demo_verdict'
verdict_assert.rb:4:in `new'
verdict_assert.rb:4:in `test_demo_verdict'
]]>
      </backtrace_>
    </exception_>
  </verdict_>
</log>

verdict_assert_empty?

verdict_assert_empty?(id, obj, msg = nil)
va_empty?(id, obj, msg = nil)

Fails unless obj is empty.

verdict_assert_empty.rb:

require 'minitest_log'
class Example < Minitest::Test
  def test_demo_verdict
    MinitestLog.new('verdict_assert_empty.xml') do |log|
      log.verdict_assert_empty?(:one_id, [], 'One message')
      log.verdict_assert_empty?(:another_id, [:a], 'Another message')
    end
  end
end

verdict_assert_empty.xml:

<log>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_assert_empty?' outcome='passed' id='one_id' message='One message'>
    <actual_ class='Array' value='[]'/>
  </verdict_>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_assert_empty?' outcome='failed' id='another_id' message='Another message'>
    <actual_ class='Array' value='[:a]'/>
    <exception_ class='Minitest::Assertion' message='Expected [:a] to be empty.'>
      <backtrace_>
        <![CDATA[
verdict_assert_empty.rb:6:in `block in test_demo_verdict'
verdict_assert_empty.rb:4:in `new'
verdict_assert_empty.rb:4:in `test_demo_verdict'
]]>
      </backtrace_>
    </exception_>
  </verdict_>
</log>

verdict_assert_equal?

verdict_assert_equal?(id, exp, act, msg = nil)
va_equal?(id, exp, act, msg = nil)

Fails unless exp == act.

For floats use verdict_assert_in_delta?.

verdict_assert_equal.rb:

require 'minitest_log'
class Example < Minitest::Test
  def test_demo_verdict
    MinitestLog.new('verdict_assert_equal.xml') do |log|
      log.verdict_assert_equal?(:one_id, 0, 0, 'One message')
      log.verdict_assert_equal?(:another_id, 0, 1, 'Another message')
    end
  end
end

verdict_assert_equal.xml:

<log>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_assert_equal?' outcome='passed' id='one_id' message='One message'>
    <expected_ class='Integer' value='0'/>
    <actual_ class='Integer' value='0'/>
  </verdict_>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_assert_equal?' outcome='failed' id='another_id' message='Another message'>
    <expected_ class='Integer' value='0'/>
    <actual_ class='Integer' value='1'/>
    <exception_ class='Minitest::Assertion' message='Expected: 0\n  Actual: 1'>
      <backtrace_>
        <![CDATA[
verdict_assert_equal.rb:6:in `block in test_demo_verdict'
verdict_assert_equal.rb:4:in `new'
verdict_assert_equal.rb:4:in `test_demo_verdict'
]]>
      </backtrace_>
    </exception_>
  </verdict_>
</log>

verdict_assert_in_delta?

verdict_assert_in_delta?(id, exp, act, delta = 0.001, msg = nil)
va_in_delta?(id, exp, act, delta = 0.001, msg = nil)

For comparing Floats. Fails unless exp and act are within delta of each other.

verdict_assert_in_delta.rb:

require 'minitest_log'
class Example < Minitest::Test
  def test_demo_verdict
    MinitestLog.new('verdict_assert_in_delta.xml') do |log|
      log.verdict_assert_in_delta?(:one_id, 0, 0, 1, 'One message')
      log.verdict_assert_in_delta?(:another_id, 0, 2, 1, 'Another message')
    end
  end
end

verdict_assert_in_delta.xml:

<log>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_assert_in_delta?' outcome='passed' id='one_id' message='One message'>
    <expected_ class='Integer' value='0'/>
    <actual_ class='Integer' value='0'/>
    <delta_ class='Integer' value='1'/>
  </verdict_>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_assert_in_delta?' outcome='failed' id='another_id' message='Another message'>
    <expected_ class='Integer' value='0'/>
    <actual_ class='Integer' value='2'/>
    <delta_ class='Integer' value='1'/>
    <exception_ class='Minitest::Assertion' message='Expected |0 - 2| (2) to be &lt;= 1.'>
      <backtrace_>
        <![CDATA[
verdict_assert_in_delta.rb:6:in `block in test_demo_verdict'
verdict_assert_in_delta.rb:4:in `new'
verdict_assert_in_delta.rb:4:in `test_demo_verdict'
]]>
      </backtrace_>
    </exception_>
  </verdict_>
</log>

verdict_assert_in_epsilon?

verdict_assert_in_epsilon?(id, a, b, epsilon = 0.001, msg = nil)
va_in_epsilon?(id, a, b, epsilon = 0.001, msg = nil)

For comparing Floats. Fails unless exp and act have a relative error less than epsilon.

verdict_assert_in_epsilon.rb:

require 'minitest_log'
class Example < Minitest::Test
  def test_demo_verdict
    MinitestLog.new('verdict_assert_in_epsilon.xml') do |log|
      log.verdict_assert_in_epsilon?(:one_id, 3, 2, 1, 'One message')
      log.verdict_assert_in_epsilon?(:another_id, 3, 2, 0, 'Another message')
    end
  end
end

verdict_assert_in_epsilon.xml:

<log>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_assert_in_epsilon?' outcome='passed' id='one_id' message='One message'>
    <expected_ class='Integer' value='3'/>
    <actual_ class='Integer' value='2'/>
    <epsilon_ class='Integer' value='1'/>
  </verdict_>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_assert_in_epsilon?' outcome='failed' id='another_id' message='Another message'>
    <expected_ class='Integer' value='3'/>
    <actual_ class='Integer' value='2'/>
    <epsilon_ class='Integer' value='0'/>
    <exception_ class='Minitest::Assertion' message='Expected |3 - 2| (1) to be &lt;= 0.'>
      <backtrace_>
        <![CDATA[
verdict_assert_in_epsilon.rb:6:in `block in test_demo_verdict'
verdict_assert_in_epsilon.rb:4:in `new'
verdict_assert_in_epsilon.rb:4:in `test_demo_verdict'
]]>
      </backtrace_>
    </exception_>
  </verdict_>
</log>

verdict_assert_includes?

verdict_assert_includes?(id, collection, obj, msg = nil)
va_includes?(id, collection, obj, msg = nil)

Fails unless collection includes obj.

verdict_assert_includes.rb:

require 'minitest_log'
class Example < Minitest::Test
  def test_demo_verdict
    MinitestLog.new('verdict_assert_includes.xml') do |log|
      log.verdict_assert_includes?(:one_id, [:a, :b, :c], :b, 'One message')
      log.verdict_assert_includes?(:another_id, [:a, :b, :c], :d, 'Another message')
    end
  end
end

verdict_assert_includes.xml:

<log>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_assert_includes?' outcome='passed' id='one_id' message='One message'>
    <expected_ class='Array' value='[:a, :b, :c]'/>
    <actual_ class='Symbol' value=':b'/>
  </verdict_>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_assert_includes?' outcome='failed' id='another_id' message='Another message'>
    <expected_ class='Array' value='[:a, :b, :c]'/>
    <actual_ class='Symbol' value=':d'/>
    <exception_ class='Minitest::Assertion' message='Expected [:a, :b, :c] to include :d.'>
      <backtrace_>
        <![CDATA[
verdict_assert_includes.rb:6:in `block in test_demo_verdict'
verdict_assert_includes.rb:4:in `new'
verdict_assert_includes.rb:4:in `test_demo_verdict'
]]>
      </backtrace_>
    </exception_>
  </verdict_>
</log>

verdict_assert_instance_of?

verdict_assert_instance_of?(id, cls, obj, msg = nil)
va_instance_of?(id, cls, obj, msg = nil)

Fails unless obj is an instance of cls.

verdict_assert_instance_of.rb:

require 'minitest_log'
class Example < Minitest::Test
  def test_demo_verdict
    MinitestLog.new('verdict_assert_instance_of.xml') do |log|
      log.verdict_assert_instance_of?(:one_id, String, 'my_string', 'One message')
      log.verdict_assert_instance_of?(:another_id, Integer, 'my_string', 'another message')
    end
  end
end

verdict_assert_instance_of.xml:

<log>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_assert_instance_of?' outcome='passed' id='one_id' message='One message'>
    <expected_ class='Class' value='String'/>
    <actual_ class='String' value='&quot;my_string&quot;'/>
  </verdict_>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_assert_instance_of?' outcome='failed' id='another_id' message='another message'>
    <expected_ class='Class' value='Integer'/>
    <actual_ class='String' value='&quot;my_string&quot;'/>
    <exception_ class='Minitest::Assertion' message='Expected # encoding: UTF-8\n&quot;my_string&quot; to be an instance of Integer, not String.'>
      <backtrace_>
        <![CDATA[
verdict_assert_instance_of.rb:6:in `block in test_demo_verdict'
verdict_assert_instance_of.rb:4:in `new'
verdict_assert_instance_of.rb:4:in `test_demo_verdict'
]]>
      </backtrace_>
    </exception_>
  </verdict_>
</log>

verdict_assert_kind_of?

verdict_assert_kind_of?(id, cls, obj, msg = nil)
va_kind_of?(id, cls, obj, msg = nil)

Fails unless obj is a kind of cls.

verdict_assert_kind_of.rb:

require 'minitest_log'
class Example < Minitest::Test
  def test_demo_verdict
    MinitestLog.new('verdict_assert_kind_of.xml') do |log|
      log.verdict_assert_kind_of?(:one_id, Numeric, 1.0, 'One message')
      log.verdict_assert_kind_of?(:another_id, String, 1.0, 'Another message')
    end
  end
end

verdict_assert_kind_of.xml:

<log>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_assert_kind_of?' outcome='passed' id='one_id' message='One message'>
    <expected_ class='Class' value='Numeric'/>
    <actual_ class='Float' value='1.0'/>
  </verdict_>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_assert_kind_of?' outcome='failed' id='another_id' message='Another message'>
    <expected_ class='Class' value='String'/>
    <actual_ class='Float' value='1.0'/>
    <exception_ class='Minitest::Assertion' message='Expected 1.0 to be a kind of String, not Float.'>
      <backtrace_>
        <![CDATA[
verdict_assert_kind_of.rb:6:in `block in test_demo_verdict'
verdict_assert_kind_of.rb:4:in `new'
verdict_assert_kind_of.rb:4:in `test_demo_verdict'
]]>
      </backtrace_>
    </exception_>
  </verdict_>
</log>

verdict_assert_match?

verdict_assert_match?(id, matcher, obj, msg = nil)
va_match?(id, matcher, obj, msg = nil)

Fails unless matcher =~ obj.

verdict_assert_match.rb:

require 'minitest_log'
class Example < Minitest::Test
  def test_demo_verdict
    MinitestLog.new('verdict_assert_match.xml') do |log|
      log.verdict_assert_match?(:one_id, /foo/, 'food', 'One message')
      log.verdict_assert_match?(:another_id, /foo/, 'feed', 'Another message')
    end
  end
end

verdict_assert_match.xml:

<log>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_assert_match?' outcome='passed' id='one_id' message='One message'>
    <expected_ class='Regexp' value='/foo/'/>
    <actual_ class='String' value='&quot;food&quot;'/>
  </verdict_>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_assert_match?' outcome='failed' id='another_id' message='Another message'>
    <expected_ class='Regexp' value='/foo/'/>
    <actual_ class='String' value='&quot;feed&quot;'/>
    <exception_ class='Minitest::Assertion' message='Expected /foo/ to match # encoding: UTF-8\n&quot;feed&quot;.'>
      <backtrace_>
        <![CDATA[
verdict_assert_match.rb:6:in `block in test_demo_verdict'
verdict_assert_match.rb:4:in `new'
verdict_assert_match.rb:4:in `test_demo_verdict'
]]>
      </backtrace_>
    </exception_>
  </verdict_>
</log>

verdict_assert_nil?

verdict_assert_nil?(id, obj, msg = nil)
va_nil?(id, obj, msg = nil)

Fails unless obj is nil.

verdict_assert_nil.rb:

require 'minitest_log'
class Example < Minitest::Test
  def test_demo_verdict
    MinitestLog.new('verdict_assert_nil.xml') do |log|
      log.verdict_assert_nil?(:one_id, nil, 'One message')
      log.verdict_assert_nil?(:another_id, :a, 'Another message')
    end
  end
end

verdict_assert_nil.xml:

<log>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_assert_nil?' outcome='passed' id='one_id' message='One message'>
    <actual_ class='NilClass' value='nil'/>
  </verdict_>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_assert_nil?' outcome='failed' id='another_id' message='Another message'>
    <actual_ class='Symbol' value=':a'/>
    <exception_ class='Minitest::Assertion' message='Expected :a to be nil.'>
      <backtrace_>
        <![CDATA[
verdict_assert_nil.rb:6:in `block in test_demo_verdict'
verdict_assert_nil.rb:4:in `new'
verdict_assert_nil.rb:4:in `test_demo_verdict'
]]>
      </backtrace_>
    </exception_>
  </verdict_>
</log>

verdict_assert_operator?

verdict_assert_operator?(id, o1, op, o2 = UNDEFINED, msg = nil)
va_operator?(id, o1, op, o2 = UNDEFINED, msg = nil)

For testing with binary operators.

verdict_assert_operator.rb:

require 'minitest_log'
class Example < Minitest::Test
  def test_demo_verdict
    MinitestLog.new('verdict_assert_operator.xml') do |log|
      log.verdict_assert_operator?(:one_id, 3, :<=, 4, 'One message')
      log.verdict_assert_operator?(:another_id, 5, :<=, 4, 'Another message')
    end
  end
end

verdict_assert_operator.xml:

<log>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_assert_operator?' outcome='passed' id='one_id' message='One message'>
    <object_1_ class='Integer' value='3'/>
    <operator_ class='Symbol' value=':&lt;='/>
    <object_2_ class='Integer' value='4'/>
  </verdict_>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_assert_operator?' outcome='failed' id='another_id' message='Another message'>
    <object_1_ class='Integer' value='5'/>
    <operator_ class='Symbol' value=':&lt;='/>
    <object_2_ class='Integer' value='4'/>
    <exception_ class='Minitest::Assertion' message='Expected 5 to be &lt;= 4.'>
      <backtrace_>
        <![CDATA[
verdict_assert_operator.rb:6:in `block in test_demo_verdict'
verdict_assert_operator.rb:4:in `new'
verdict_assert_operator.rb:4:in `test_demo_verdict'
]]>
      </backtrace_>
    </exception_>
  </verdict_>
</log>

verdict_assert_output?

verdict_assert_output?(id, stdout = nil, stderr = nil) { || ... }
va_output?(id, stdout = nil, stderr = nil) { || ... }

Fails if stdout or stderr do not output the expected results. Pass in nil if you don't care about that streams output. Pass in '' if you require it to be silent. Pass in a regexp if you want to pattern match.

NOTE: this uses capture_io, not capture_subprocess_io.

verdict_assert_output.rb:

require 'minitest_log'
class Example < Minitest::Test
  def test_demo_verdict
    MinitestLog.new('verdict_assert_output.xml') do |log|
      log.verdict_assert_output?(:one_id, stdout = 'Foo', stderr = 'Bar') do
        $stdout.write('Foo')
        $stderr.write('Bar')
      end
      log.verdict_assert_output?(:another_id, stdout = 'Bar', stderr = 'Foo') do
        $stdout.write('Foo')
        $stderr.write('Bar')
      end
    end
  end
end

verdict_assert_output.xml:

<log>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_assert_output?' outcome='passed' id='one_id'>
    <stdout_ class='String' value='&quot;Foo&quot;'/>
    <stderr_ class='String' value='&quot;Bar&quot;'/>
  </verdict_>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_assert_output?' outcome='failed' id='another_id'>
    <stdout_ class='String' value='&quot;Bar&quot;'/>
    <stderr_ class='String' value='&quot;Foo&quot;'/>
    <exception_ class='Minitest::Assertion' message='In stderr.\n--- expected\n+++ actual\n@@ -1,2 +1 @@\n-# encoding: UTF-8\n-&quot;Foo&quot;\n+&quot;Bar&quot;\n'>
      <backtrace_>
        <![CDATA[
verdict_assert_output.rb:9:in `block in test_demo_verdict'
verdict_assert_output.rb:4:in `new'
verdict_assert_output.rb:4:in `test_demo_verdict'
]]>
      </backtrace_>
    </exception_>
  </verdict_>
</log>

verdict_assert_predicate?

verdict_assert_predicate?(id, o1, op, msg = nil)
va_predicate?(id, o1, op, msg = nil)

For testing with predicates.

verdict_assert_predicate.rb:

require 'minitest_log'
class Example < Minitest::Test
  def test_demo_verdict
    MinitestLog.new('verdict_assert_predicate.xml') do |log|
      log.verdict_assert_predicate?(:one_id, '', :empty?, 'One message')
      log.verdict_assert_predicate?(:another_id, 'x', :empty?, 'Another message')
    end
  end
end

verdict_assert_predicate.xml:

<log>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_assert_predicate?' outcome='passed' id='one_id' message='One message'>
    <object_ class='String' value='&quot;&quot;'/>
    <operator_ class='Symbol' value=':empty?'/>
  </verdict_>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_assert_predicate?' outcome='failed' id='another_id' message='Another message'>
    <object_ class='String' value='&quot;x&quot;'/>
    <operator_ class='Symbol' value=':empty?'/>
    <exception_ class='Minitest::Assertion' message='Expected # encoding: UTF-8\n&quot;x&quot; to be empty?.'>
      <backtrace_>
        <![CDATA[
verdict_assert_predicate.rb:6:in `block in test_demo_verdict'
verdict_assert_predicate.rb:4:in `new'
verdict_assert_predicate.rb:4:in `test_demo_verdict'
]]>
      </backtrace_>
    </exception_>
  </verdict_>
</log>

verdict_assert_raises?

verdict_assert_raises?(id, *exp) { || ... }
va_raises?(id, *exp) { || ... }

Fails unless the block raises one of exp. Returns the exception matched so you can check the message, attributes, etc.

verdict_assert_raises.rb:

require 'minitest_log'
class Example < Minitest::Test
  def test_demo_verdict
    MinitestLog.new('verdict_assert_raises.xml') do |log|
      log.verdict_assert_raises?(:one_id, RuntimeError, 'One message') do
        raise RuntimeError.new('Boo!')
      end
      log.verdict_assert_raises?(:another_id, RuntimeError, 'Another message') do
        raise Exception.new('Boo!')
      end
    end
  end
end

verdict_assert_raises.xml:

<log>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_assert_raises?' outcome='passed' id='one_id' message='One message'>
    <error_class_ class='Class' value='RuntimeError'/>
  </verdict_>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_assert_raises?' outcome='failed' id='another_id' message='Another message'>
    <error_class_ class='Class' value='RuntimeError'/>
    <exception_ class='Minitest::Assertion' message='[RuntimeError] exception expected, not\nClass: &lt;Exception&gt;\nMessage: &lt;&quot;Boo!&quot;&gt;\n---Backtrace---\nverdict_assert_raises.rb:9:in `block (2 levels) in test_demo_verdict&apos;\nC:/Ruby25-x64/lib/ruby/gems/2.5.0/gems/minitest_log-1.0.0/lib/verdict_assertion.rb:260:in `block in verdict_assert_raises?&apos;\nC:/Ruby25-x64/lib/ruby/gems/2.5.0/gems/minitest_log-1.0.0/lib/verdict_assertion.rb:272:in `block in _verdict_raises?&apos;\n---------------'>
      <backtrace_>
        <![CDATA[
verdict_assert_raises.rb:8:in `block in test_demo_verdict'
verdict_assert_raises.rb:4:in `new'
verdict_assert_raises.rb:4:in `test_demo_verdict'
]]>
      </backtrace_>
    </exception_>
  </verdict_>
</log>

verdict_assert_respond_to?

verdict_assert_respond_to?(id, obj, meth, msg = nil)
va_respond_to?(id, obj, meth, msg = nil)

Fails unless obj responds to meth.

verdict_assert_respond_to.rb:

require 'minitest_log'
class Example < Minitest::Test
  def test_demo_verdict
    MinitestLog.new('verdict_assert_respond_to.xml') do |log|
      log.verdict_assert_respond_to?(:one_id, 0, :succ, 'One message')
      log.verdict_assert_respond_to?(:another_id, 0, :empty?, 'Another message')
    end
  end
end

verdict_assert_respond_to.xml:

<log>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_assert_respond_to?' outcome='passed' id='one_id' message='One message'>
    <object_ class='Integer' value='0'/>
    <method_ class='Symbol' value=':succ'/>
  </verdict_>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_assert_respond_to?' outcome='failed' id='another_id' message='Another message'>
    <object_ class='Integer' value='0'/>
    <method_ class='Symbol' value=':empty?'/>
    <exception_ class='Minitest::Assertion' message='Expected 0 (Integer) to respond to #empty?.'>
      <backtrace_>
        <![CDATA[
verdict_assert_respond_to.rb:6:in `block in test_demo_verdict'
verdict_assert_respond_to.rb:4:in `new'
verdict_assert_respond_to.rb:4:in `test_demo_verdict'
]]>
      </backtrace_>
    </exception_>
  </verdict_>
</log>

verdict_assert_same?

verdict_assert_same?(id, exp, act, msg = nil)
va_same?(id, exp, act, msg = nil)

Fails unless exp and act are equal?.

verdict_assert_same.rb:

require 'minitest_log'
class Example < Minitest::Test
  def test_demo_verdict
    MinitestLog.new('verdict_assert_same.xml') do |log|
      log.verdict_assert_same?(:one_id, :foo, :foo, 'One message')
      log.verdict_assert_same?(:another_id, 'foo', 'foo', 'Another message')
    end
  end
end

verdict_assert_same.xml:

<log>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_assert_same?' outcome='passed' id='one_id' message='One message'>
    <expected_ class='Symbol' value=':foo'/>
    <actual_ class='Symbol' value=':foo'/>
  </verdict_>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_assert_same?' outcome='failed' id='another_id' message='Another message'>
    <expected_ class='String' value='&quot;foo&quot;'/>
    <actual_ class='String' value='&quot;foo&quot;'/>
    <exception_ class='Minitest::Assertion' message='Expected # encoding: UTF-8\n&quot;foo&quot; (oid=28462120) to be the same as # encoding: UTF-8\n&quot;foo&quot; (oid=28462140).'>
      <backtrace_>
        <![CDATA[
verdict_assert_same.rb:6:in `block in test_demo_verdict'
verdict_assert_same.rb:4:in `new'
verdict_assert_same.rb:4:in `test_demo_verdict'
]]>
      </backtrace_>
    </exception_>
  </verdict_>
</log>

verdict_assert_silent?

verdict_assert_silent?(id) { || ... }
va_silent?(id) { || ... }

Fails if the block outputs anything to stderr or stdout.

verdict_assert_silent.rb:

require 'minitest_log'
class Example < Minitest::Test
  def test_demo_verdict
    MinitestLog.new('verdict_assert_silent.xml') do |log|
      log.verdict_assert_silent?(:one_id) do
      end
      log.verdict_assert_silent?(:another_id) do
        $stdout.write('Foo')
      end
    end
  end
end

verdict_assert_silent.xml:

<log>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_assert_silent?' outcome='passed' id='one_id'/>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_assert_silent?' outcome='failed' id='another_id'>
    <exception_ class='Minitest::Assertion' message='In stdout.\n--- expected\n+++ actual\n@@ -1,2 +1 @@\n-# encoding: UTF-8\n-&quot;&quot;\n+&quot;Foo&quot;\n'>
      <backtrace_>
        <![CDATA[
verdict_assert_silent.rb:7:in `block in test_demo_verdict'
verdict_assert_silent.rb:4:in `new'
verdict_assert_silent.rb:4:in `test_demo_verdict'
]]>
      </backtrace_>
    </exception_>
  </verdict_>
</log>

verdict_assert_throws?

verdict_assert_throws?(id, sym, msg = nil) { || ... } 
va_throws?(id, sym, msg = nil) { || ... }

Fails unless the block throws sym.

verdict_assert_throws.rb:

require 'minitest_log'
class Example < Minitest::Test
  def test_demo_verdict
    MinitestLog.new('verdict_assert_throws.xml') do |log|
      log.verdict_assert_throws?(:one_id, :foo, 'One message') do
        throw :foo
      end
      log.verdict_assert_throws?(:another_id, :foo, 'Another message') do
        throw :bar
      end
    end
  end
end

verdict_assert_throws.xml:

<log>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_assert_throws?' outcome='passed' id='one_id' message='One message'>
    <error_class_ class='Symbol' value=':foo'/>
  </verdict_>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_assert_throws?' outcome='failed' id='another_id' message='Another message'>
    <error_class_ class='Symbol' value=':foo'/>
    <exception_ class='Minitest::Assertion' message='Expected :foo to have been thrown, not :bar.'>
      <backtrace_>
        <![CDATA[
verdict_assert_throws.rb:8:in `block in test_demo_verdict'
verdict_assert_throws.rb:4:in `new'
verdict_assert_throws.rb:4:in `test_demo_verdict'
]]>
      </backtrace_>
    </exception_>
  </verdict_>
</log>

Refute Verdicts

verdict_refute?

verdict_refute?(id, test, msg = nil)
vr?(id, test, msg = nil)

Fails if test is a true value.

verdict_refute.rb:

require 'minitest_log'
class Example < Minitest::Test
  def test_demo_verdict
    MinitestLog.new('verdict_refute.xml') do |log|
      log.verdict_refute?(:one_id, false, 'One message')
      log.verdict_refute?(:another_id, true, 'Another message')
    end
  end
end

verdict_refute.xml:

<log>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_refute?' outcome='passed' id='one_id' message='One message'>
    <actual_ class='FalseClass' value='false'/>
  </verdict_>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_refute?' outcome='failed' id='another_id' message='Another message'>
    <actual_ class='TrueClass' value='true'/>
    <exception_ class='Minitest::Assertion' message='Expected true to not be truthy.'>
      <backtrace_>
        <![CDATA[
verdict_refute.rb:6:in `block in test_demo_verdict'
verdict_refute.rb:4:in `new'
verdict_refute.rb:4:in `test_demo_verdict'
]]>
      </backtrace_>
    </exception_>
  </verdict_>
</log>

verdict_refute_empty?

verdict_refute_empty?(id, obj, msg = nil)
vr_empty?(id, obj, msg = nil)

Fails if obj is empty.

verdict_refute_empty.rb:

require 'minitest_log'
class Example < Minitest::Test
  def test_demo_verdict
    MinitestLog.new('verdict_refute_empty.xml') do |log|
      log.verdict_refute_empty?(:one_id, [:a], 'One message')
      log.verdict_refute_empty?(:another_id, [], 'Another message')
    end
  end
end

verdict_refute_empty.xml:

<log>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_refute_empty?' outcome='passed' id='one_id' message='One message'>
    <actual_ class='Array' value='[:a]'/>
  </verdict_>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_refute_empty?' outcome='failed' id='another_id' message='Another message'>
    <actual_ class='Array' value='[]'/>
    <exception_ class='Minitest::Assertion' message='Expected [] to not be empty.'>
      <backtrace_>
        <![CDATA[
verdict_refute_empty.rb:6:in `block in test_demo_verdict'
verdict_refute_empty.rb:4:in `new'
verdict_refute_empty.rb:4:in `test_demo_verdict'
]]>
      </backtrace_>
    </exception_>
  </verdict_>
</log>

verdict_refute_equal?

verdict_refute_equal?(id, exp, act, msg = nil)
vr_equal?(id, exp, act, msg = nil)

Fails if exp == act.

For floats use verdict_refute_in_delta?.

verdict_refute_equal.rb:

require 'minitest_log'
class Example < Minitest::Test
  def test_demo_verdict
    MinitestLog.new('verdict_refute_equal.xml') do |log|
      log.verdict_refute_equal?(:one_id, 0, 1, 'One message')
      log.verdict_refute_equal?(:another_id, 0, 0, 'Another message')
    end
  end
end

verdict_refute_equal.xml:

<log>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_refute_equal?' outcome='passed' id='one_id' message='One message'>
    <expected_ class='Integer' value='0'/>
    <actual_ class='Integer' value='1'/>
  </verdict_>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_refute_equal?' outcome='failed' id='another_id' message='Another message'>
    <expected_ class='Integer' value='0'/>
    <actual_ class='Integer' value='0'/>
    <exception_ class='Minitest::Assertion' message='Expected 0 to not be equal to 0.'>
      <backtrace_>
        <![CDATA[
verdict_refute_equal.rb:6:in `block in test_demo_verdict'
verdict_refute_equal.rb:4:in `new'
verdict_refute_equal.rb:4:in `test_demo_verdict'
]]>
      </backtrace_>
    </exception_>
  </verdict_>
</log>

verdict_refute_in_delta?

verdict_refute_in_delta?(id, exp, act, delta = 0.001, msg = nil)
vr_in_delta?(id, exp, act, delta = 0.001, msg = nil)

For comparing Floats. Fails if exp is within delta of act.

verdict_refute_in_delta.rb:

require 'minitest_log'
class Example < Minitest::Test
  def test_demo_verdict
    MinitestLog.new('verdict_refute_in_delta.xml') do |log|
      log.verdict_refute_in_delta?(:one_id, 0, 2, 1, 'One message')
      log.verdict_refute_in_delta?(:another_id, 0, 0, 1, 'Another message')
    end
  end
end

verdict_refute_in_delta.xml:

<log>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_refute_in_delta?' outcome='passed' id='one_id' message='One message'>
    <expected_ class='Integer' value='0'/>
    <actual_ class='Integer' value='2'/>
    <delta_ class='Integer' value='1'/>
  </verdict_>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_refute_in_delta?' outcome='failed' id='another_id' message='Another message'>
    <expected_ class='Integer' value='0'/>
    <actual_ class='Integer' value='0'/>
    <delta_ class='Integer' value='1'/>
    <exception_ class='Minitest::Assertion' message='Expected |0 - 0| (0) to not be &lt;= 1.'>
      <backtrace_>
        <![CDATA[
verdict_refute_in_delta.rb:6:in `block in test_demo_verdict'
verdict_refute_in_delta.rb:4:in `new'
verdict_refute_in_delta.rb:4:in `test_demo_verdict'
]]>
      </backtrace_>
    </exception_>
  </verdict_>
</log>

verdict_refute_in_epsilon?

verdict_ refute_in_epsilon?(id, a, b, epsilon = 0.001, msg = nil) 
vr_in_epsilon?(id, a, b, epsilon = 0.001, msg = nil)

For comparing Floats. Fails if exp and act have a relative error less than epsilon.

verdict_refute_in_epsilon.rb:

require 'minitest_log'
class Example < Minitest::Test
  def test_demo_verdict
    MinitestLog.new('verdict_refute_in_epsilon.xml') do |log|
      log.verdict_refute_in_epsilon?(:one_id, 3, 2, 0, 'One message')
      log.verdict_refute_in_epsilon?(:another_id, 3, 2, 1, 'Another message')
    end
  end
end

verdict_refute_in_epsilon.xml:

<log>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_refute_in_epsilon?' outcome='passed' id='one_id' message='One message'>
    <expected_ class='Integer' value='3'/>
    <actual_ class='Integer' value='2'/>
    <epsilon_ class='Integer' value='0'/>
  </verdict_>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_refute_in_epsilon?' outcome='failed' id='another_id' message='Another message'>
    <expected_ class='Integer' value='3'/>
    <actual_ class='Integer' value='2'/>
    <epsilon_ class='Integer' value='1'/>
    <exception_ class='Minitest::Assertion' message='Expected |3 - 2| (1) to not be &lt;= 3.'>
      <backtrace_>
        <![CDATA[
verdict_refute_in_epsilon.rb:6:in `block in test_demo_verdict'
verdict_refute_in_epsilon.rb:4:in `new'
verdict_refute_in_epsilon.rb:4:in `test_demo_verdict'
]]>
      </backtrace_>
    </exception_>
  </verdict_>
</log>

verdict_refute_includes?

verdict_refute_includes?(id, collection, obj, msg = nil) 
vr_includes?(id, collection, obj, msg = nil)

Fails if collection includes obj.

verdict_refute_includes.rb:

require 'minitest_log'
class Example < Minitest::Test
  def test_demo_verdict
    MinitestLog.new('verdict_refute_includes.xml') do |log|
      log.verdict_refute_includes?(:one_id, [:a, :b, :c], :d, 'One message')
      log.verdict_refute_includes?(:another_id, [:a, :b, :c], :b, 'Another message')
    end
  end
end

verdict_refute_includes.xml:

<log>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_refute_includes?' outcome='passed' id='one_id' message='One message'>
    <expected_ class='Array' value='[:a, :b, :c]'/>
    <actual_ class='Symbol' value=':d'/>
  </verdict_>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_refute_includes?' outcome='failed' id='another_id' message='Another message'>
    <expected_ class='Array' value='[:a, :b, :c]'/>
    <actual_ class='Symbol' value=':b'/>
    <exception_ class='Minitest::Assertion' message='Expected [:a, :b, :c] to not include :b.'>
      <backtrace_>
        <![CDATA[
verdict_refute_includes.rb:6:in `block in test_demo_verdict'
verdict_refute_includes.rb:4:in `new'
verdict_refute_includes.rb:4:in `test_demo_verdict'
]]>
      </backtrace_>
    </exception_>
  </verdict_>
</log>

verdict_refute_instance_of?

verdict_refute_instance_of?(id, cls, obj, msg = nil)
vr_instance_of?(id, cls, obj, msg = nil)

Fails if obj is an instance of cls.

verdict_refute_instance_of.rb:

require 'minitest_log'
class Example < Minitest::Test
  def test_demo_verdict
    MinitestLog.new('verdict_refute_instance_of.xml') do |log|
      log.verdict_refute_instance_of?(:one_id, Integer, 'my_string', 'One message')
      log.verdict_refute_instance_of?(:another_id, String, 'my_string', 'another message')
    end
  end
end

verdict_refute_instance_of.xml:

<log>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_refute_instance_of?' outcome='passed' id='one_id' message='One message'>
    <expected_ class='Class' value='Integer'/>
    <actual_ class='String' value='&quot;my_string&quot;'/>
  </verdict_>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_refute_instance_of?' outcome='failed' id='another_id' message='another message'>
    <expected_ class='Class' value='String'/>
    <actual_ class='String' value='&quot;my_string&quot;'/>
    <exception_ class='Minitest::Assertion' message='Expected # encoding: UTF-8\n&quot;my_string&quot; to not be an instance of String.'>
      <backtrace_>
        <![CDATA[
verdict_refute_instance_of.rb:6:in `block in test_demo_verdict'
verdict_refute_instance_of.rb:4:in `new'
verdict_refute_instance_of.rb:4:in `test_demo_verdict'
]]>
      </backtrace_>
    </exception_>
  </verdict_>
</log>

verdict_refute_kind_of?

verdict_refute_kind_of?(id, cls, obj, msg = nil)
vr_kind_of?(id, cls, obj, msg = nil)

Fails if obj is a kind of cls.

verdict_refute_kind_of.rb:

require 'minitest_log'
class Example < Minitest::Test
  def test_demo_verdict
    MinitestLog.new('verdict_refute_kind_of.xml') do |log|
      log.verdict_refute_kind_of?(:one_id, String, 1.0, 'One message')
      log.verdict_refute_kind_of?(:another_id, Numeric, 1.0, 'Another message')
    end
  end
end

verdict_refute_kind_of.xml:

<log>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_refute_kind_of?' outcome='passed' id='one_id' message='One message'>
    <expected_ class='Class' value='String'/>
    <actual_ class='Float' value='1.0'/>
  </verdict_>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_refute_kind_of?' outcome='failed' id='another_id' message='Another message'>
    <expected_ class='Class' value='Numeric'/>
    <actual_ class='Float' value='1.0'/>
    <exception_ class='Minitest::Assertion' message='Expected 1.0 to not be a kind of Numeric.'>
      <backtrace_>
        <![CDATA[
verdict_refute_kind_of.rb:6:in `block in test_demo_verdict'
verdict_refute_kind_of.rb:4:in `new'
verdict_refute_kind_of.rb:4:in `test_demo_verdict'
]]>
      </backtrace_>
    </exception_>
  </verdict_>
</log>

verdict_refute_match?

verdict_refute_match?(id, matcher, obj, msg = nil)
vr_match?(id, matcher, obj, msg = nil)

Fails if matcher =~ obj.

verdict_refute_match.rb:

require 'minitest_log'
class Example < Minitest::Test
  def test_demo_verdict
    MinitestLog.new('verdict_refute_match.xml') do |log|
      log.verdict_refute_match?(:one_id, /foo/, 'feed', 'One message')
      log.verdict_refute_match?(:another_id, /foo/, 'food', 'Another message')
    end
  end
end

verdict_refute_match.xml:

<log>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_refute_match?' outcome='passed' id='one_id' message='One message'>
    <expected_ class='Regexp' value='/foo/'/>
    <actual_ class='String' value='&quot;feed&quot;'/>
  </verdict_>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_refute_match?' outcome='failed' id='another_id' message='Another message'>
    <expected_ class='Regexp' value='/foo/'/>
    <actual_ class='String' value='&quot;food&quot;'/>
    <exception_ class='Minitest::Assertion' message='Expected /foo/ to not match # encoding: UTF-8\n&quot;food&quot;.'>
      <backtrace_>
        <![CDATA[
verdict_refute_match.rb:6:in `block in test_demo_verdict'
verdict_refute_match.rb:4:in `new'
verdict_refute_match.rb:4:in `test_demo_verdict'
]]>
      </backtrace_>
    </exception_>
  </verdict_>
</log>

verdict_refute_nil?

verdict_refute_nil?(id, obj, msg = nil)
vr_nil?(id, obj, msg = nil)

Fails if obj is nil.

verdict_refute_nil.rb:

require 'minitest_log'
class Example < Minitest::Test
  def test_demo_verdict
    MinitestLog.new('verdict_refute_nil.xml') do |log|
      log.verdict_refute_nil?(:one_id, :a, 'One message')
      log.verdict_refute_nil?(:another_id, nil, 'Another message')
    end
  end
end

verdict_refute_nil.xml:

<log>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_refute_nil?' outcome='passed' id='one_id' message='One message'>
    <actual_ class='Symbol' value=':a'/>
  </verdict_>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_refute_nil?' outcome='failed' id='another_id' message='Another message'>
    <actual_ class='NilClass' value='nil'/>
    <exception_ class='Minitest::Assertion' message='Expected nil to not be nil.'>
      <backtrace_>
        <![CDATA[
verdict_refute_nil.rb:6:in `block in test_demo_verdict'
verdict_refute_nil.rb:4:in `new'
verdict_refute_nil.rb:4:in `test_demo_verdict'
]]>
      </backtrace_>
    </exception_>
  </verdict_>
</log>

verdict_refute_operator?

verdict_refute_operator?(id, o1, op, o2 = UNDEFINED, msg = nil)
vr_operator?(id, o1, op, o2 = UNDEFINED, msg = nil)

Fails if o1 is not op o2.

verdict_refute_operator.rb:

require 'minitest_log'
class Example < Minitest::Test
  def test_demo_verdict
    MinitestLog.new('verdict_refute_operator.xml') do |log|
      log.verdict_refute_operator?(:one_id, 5, :<=, 4, 'One message')
      log.verdict_refute_operator?(:another_id, 3, :<=, 4, 'Another message')
    end
  end
end

verdict_refute_operator.xml:

<log>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_refute_operator?' outcome='passed' id='one_id' message='One message'>
    <object_1_ class='Integer' value='5'/>
    <operator_ class='Symbol' value=':&lt;='/>
    <object_2_ class='Integer' value='4'/>
  </verdict_>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_refute_operator?' outcome='failed' id='another_id' message='Another message'>
    <object_1_ class='Integer' value='3'/>
    <operator_ class='Symbol' value=':&lt;='/>
    <object_2_ class='Integer' value='4'/>
    <exception_ class='Minitest::Assertion' message='Expected 3 to not be &lt;= 4.'>
      <backtrace_>
        <![CDATA[
verdict_refute_operator.rb:6:in `block in test_demo_verdict'
verdict_refute_operator.rb:4:in `new'
verdict_refute_operator.rb:4:in `test_demo_verdict'
]]>
      </backtrace_>
    </exception_>
  </verdict_>
</log>

verdict_refute_predicate?

verdict_refute_predicate?(id, o1, op, msg = nil)
vr_predicate?(id, o1, op, msg = nil)

For testing with predicates.

verdict_refute_predicate.rb:

require 'minitest_log'
class Example < Minitest::Test
  def test_demo_verdict
    MinitestLog.new('verdict_refute_predicate.xml') do |log|
      log.verdict_refute_predicate?(:one_id, 'x', :empty?, 'One message')
      log.verdict_refute_predicate?(:another_id, '', :empty?, 'Another message')
    end
  end
end

verdict_refute_predicate.xml:

<log>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_refute_predicate?' outcome='passed' id='one_id' message='One message'>
    <object_ class='String' value='&quot;x&quot;'/>
    <operator_ class='Symbol' value=':empty?'/>
  </verdict_>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_refute_predicate?' outcome='failed' id='another_id' message='Another message'>
    <object_ class='String' value='&quot;&quot;'/>
    <operator_ class='Symbol' value=':empty?'/>
    <exception_ class='Minitest::Assertion' message='Expected # encoding: UTF-8\n&quot;&quot; to not be empty?.'>
      <backtrace_>
        <![CDATA[
verdict_refute_predicate.rb:6:in `block in test_demo_verdict'
verdict_refute_predicate.rb:4:in `new'
verdict_refute_predicate.rb:4:in `test_demo_verdict'
]]>
      </backtrace_>
    </exception_>
  </verdict_>
</log>

verdict_refute_respond_to?

verdict_refute_respond_to?(id, obj, meth, msg = nil)
vr_respond_to?(id, obj, meth, msg = nil)

Fails if obj responds to meth.

verdict_refute_respond_to.rb:

require 'minitest_log'
class Example < Minitest::Test
  def test_demo_verdict
    MinitestLog.new('verdict_refute_respond_to.xml') do |log|
      log.verdict_refute_respond_to?(:one_id, 0, :empty?, 'One message')
      log.verdict_refute_respond_to?(:another_id, 0, :succ, 'Another message')
    end
  end
end

verdict_refute_respond_to.xml:

<log>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_refute_respond_to?' outcome='passed' id='one_id' message='One message'>
    <object_ class='Integer' value='0'/>
    <method_ class='Symbol' value=':empty?'/>
  </verdict_>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_refute_respond_to?' outcome='failed' id='another_id' message='Another message'>
    <object_ class='Integer' value='0'/>
    <method_ class='Symbol' value=':succ'/>
    <exception_ class='Minitest::Assertion' message='Expected 0 to not respond to succ.'>
      <backtrace_>
        <![CDATA[
verdict_refute_respond_to.rb:6:in `block in test_demo_verdict'
verdict_refute_respond_to.rb:4:in `new'
verdict_refute_respond_to.rb:4:in `test_demo_verdict'
]]>
      </backtrace_>
    </exception_>
  </verdict_>
</log>

verdict_refute_same?

verdict_refute_same?(id, exp, act, msg = nil)
vr_same?(id, exp, act, msg = nil)

Fails if exp is the same (by object identity) as act.

verdict_refute_same.rb:

require 'minitest_log'
class Example < Minitest::Test
  def test_demo_verdict
    MinitestLog.new('verdict_refute_same.xml') do |log|
      log.verdict_refute_same?(:one_id, 'foo', 'foo', 'One message')
      log.verdict_refute_same?(:another_id, :foo, :foo, 'Another message')
    end
  end
end

verdict_refute_same.xml:

<log>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_refute_same?' outcome='passed' id='one_id' message='One message'>
    <expected_ class='String' value='&quot;foo&quot;'/>
    <actual_ class='String' value='&quot;foo&quot;'/>
  </verdict_>
  <verdict_ method='verdict_refute_same?' outcome='failed' id='another_id' message='Another message'>
    <expected_ class='Symbol' value=':foo'/>
    <actual_ class='Symbol' value=':foo'/>
    <exception_ class='Minitest::Assertion' message='Expected :foo (oid=1043228) to not be the same as :foo (oid=1043228).'>
      <backtrace_>
        <![CDATA[
verdict_refute_same.rb:6:in `block in test_demo_verdict'
verdict_refute_same.rb:4:in `new'
verdict_refute_same.rb:4:in `test_demo_verdict'
]]>
      </backtrace_>
    </exception_>
  </verdict_>
</log>

Tips

Use Short Verdict Aliases

Use the short alias for a verdict method, to:

Have less source code.
Allow code-completion to work much better (completion select list gets shorter much sooner).

Examples:

log.va_equal?, not log.verdict assert_equal?.
log.vr_empty?, not log.verdict_refute_empty?.

Avoid Failure Clutter

Use verdict return values (true/false) to omit verdicts that would definitely fail. This can greatly simplify your test results.

In the example below, the test attempts to create a user. If the create succeeds, the test further validates, then deletes the user.

However, if the create fails, the test does not attempt to validate or delete the user (which attempts would fail, and might raise exceptions).

Thus, assuming a failed create returns nil:

user_name = 'Bill Jones'
user = SomeApi.create_user(user_name)
if log.verdict_refute_nil?(:user_created, user)
  log.verdict_assert_equal?(:user_name, user_name, user.name)
  SomeApi.delete_user(user.id)
end

Facilitate Post-Processing

If your logs will be parsed in post-processing, you can make that go smoother by creating the logs with certain options:

:xml_indentation => -1: so that there's no log-generated whitespace. (But you'll still see the same indented display in your browser.)
:summary => true: so that the counts are already computed.
:error_verdict => true: so that a log that has errors will also have at least one failed verdict.

See Options

Oh, and Tests

This project's tests generate 135 logs and other output files, performing 484 verifications.

About This README

This README page is kept "green" because in addition to the tests, there's a rake task that:

Executes the 50 example scripts, capturing their output.
Uses file inclusion to assemble this README.md file.

Shameless plug: GitHub flavored markdown does not support file inclusion, but my Ruby gem markdown_helper does. It's a GitHub project, too.

minitest_log

Development

Runtime

MinitestLog

Installation

Contents

Logs and Sections

Nested Sections

Text

Formatted Text

Attributes

Timestamps and Durations

Rescue

Unrescued Exception

Potpourri

Custom Elements

Options

Root Name

XML Indentation

Summary

Error Verdict

Backtrace Filter

Data

Strings

Hash-Like Objects

Array-Like Objects

Other Objects

Verdicts

Assert Verdicts

verdict_assert?

verdict_assert_empty?

verdict_assert_equal?

verdict_assert_in_delta?

verdict_assert_in_epsilon?

verdict_assert_includes?

verdict_assert_instance_of?

verdict_assert_kind_of?

verdict_assert_match?

verdict_assert_nil?

verdict_assert_operator?

verdict_assert_output?

verdict_assert_predicate?

verdict_assert_raises?

verdict_assert_respond_to?

verdict_assert_same?

verdict_assert_silent?

verdict_assert_throws?

Refute Verdicts

verdict_refute?

verdict_refute_empty?

verdict_refute_equal?

verdict_refute_in_delta?

verdict_refute_in_epsilon?

verdict_refute_includes?

verdict_refute_instance_of?

verdict_refute_kind_of?

verdict_refute_match?

verdict_refute_nil?

verdict_refute_operator?

verdict_refute_predicate?

verdict_refute_respond_to?

verdict_refute_same?

Tips

Use Short Verdict Aliases

Avoid Failure Clutter

Facilitate Post-Processing

Oh, and Tests

About This README