Closed mikavilpas closed 8 years ago
Can you give me an example of what you are doing?
Yeah, when a test fails I basically want to show an error message like the one here
But instead of the "Expected stuff to equal stuff" message I just get a red container showing the test body. My problem is I can't see the cause of the failure.
Here is my test class (I'm writing a pong game)
(ns pocpong.tests.engine-tests
(:require [cljs.test :refer-macros [is] :include-macros true]
[pocpong.engine.movement :as m]
[pocpong.engine.types :as e])
(:require-macros [devcards.core :as dc :refer [deftest]]))
(def include-dummy :yep)
(deftest move-ball-tests
"positive Velocity"
(is (= (e/Position. 6 6)
(let [state (e/map->PongState
{:ball (e/Ball. (e/Position. 5 5)
(e/velocity 1 1))})]
(-> (m/move-ball state)
:ball
:position))))
"negative Velocity"
(is (= (e/Position. 4 4)
(let [state (e/map->PongState
{:ball (e/Ball. (e/Position. 5 5)
(e/velocity -1 -1))})]
(-> (m/move-ball state)
:ball
:position)))))
I'm liking the idea of devcards. :+1: I wrote some simple tests with it, but unfortunately some of them failed.
From the devcard UI I don't see why they did, though. Is it possible to show the error messages like the cljs.test runner does it?