Useful helpers when testing.
Go has built in fuzz testing (quick package)
that makes it simple to test lots of various different permutations. The issue
is that there isn't very many types that implement the Generate interface, so
it has limited usage.
Hopefully some of these can remedy that issue.
fn := func(a generators.ASCII) bool {
return validASCII(a.String())
}
if err := quick.Check(fn, nil); err != nil {
t.Fatal(err)
}It is also fair to say that the quick package isn't not in the same vein as
other languages, as this performs no reduction upon an error to target the
point of failure.
Simple functions that perform HTTP requests that fails using the testing.T
instance methods upon failure.
Don't use these in non-test code!
func Test(t *testing.T) {
bytes := requests.Get(t, url)
}