") } HTTP handler specific assert := asserter.New(t) exp := assert().ResponseFrom(handler) // io.Reader option means body exp.StatusCode(200, "POST", "/", strings.NewReader("the body")) // string option means error message exp.StatusCode(200, "GET", "/", "should be ok") // http.Header additional headers exp.StatusCode(200, "GET", "/", http.Header{ "Content-Type": []string{"text/plain"}, })

Package for oneline assertions

NO LONGER MAINTAINED!!!

After some consideration and reading Assert Libraries. I've
decided to stop using this package and advise you the same.

§ Quick start

    go get sogvin.com/asserter

In your tests

    func Test_something(t *testing.T) {
        got, err := something()

        assert := asserter.New(t)
        assert(err == nil).Fatal(err)
        assert(got == exp).Errorf("%v, expected %v", got, exp)
	    // same as
	    assert().Equals(got, exp)

        assert().Contains(got, "text")
	    assert().Contains(got, 1)

	    // Check readers content
	    resp, err := http.Get("http://example.com")
	    assert(err == nil).Fatal(err)
	    assert().Contains(resp.Body, "")
    }


HTTP handler specific

    assert := asserter.New(t)
    exp := assert().ResponseFrom(handler)
    // io.Reader option means body
    exp.StatusCode(200, "POST", "/", strings.NewReader("the body"))
    // string option means error message
    exp.StatusCode(200, "GET", "/", "should be ok")
    // http.Header additional headers
    exp.StatusCode(200, "GET", "/", http.Header{
        "Content-Type": []string{"text/plain"},
    })