Add more matchers

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specific DR/game dev matchers array matchers xml matchers json matchers etc.

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@terrainoob what is for you a "specific DR/game dev matchers" Could you provide me some examples ?

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Here a list of basic matchers

Sure! Here is a list of some commonly used standard matchers in RSpec:

1. Equality:

   • eq: Verifies that two values are equal.
   • eql: Verifies that two values are equal, taking type into account.

2. Numeric Comparison:

   • be >, be >=: Verifies that a value is greater (or greater or equal) than another.
   • be <, be <=: Verifies that a value is less (or less or equal) than another.

3. Boolean:

   • be_truthy: Verifies that a value evaluates to true in a boolean context.
   • be_falsey: Verifies that a value evaluates to false in a boolean context.

4. Type:

   • be_a(type) or be_an(type): Verifies that the object is an instance of the specified type.
   • be_instance_of(type): Verifies that the object is an exact instance of the specified type.

5. Collection Content:

   • include(element): Verifies that an element is included in a collection.
   • match_array(array): Verifies that the collection is equivalent to the specified array.

6. String:

   • start_with(string): Verifies that a string starts with the specified text.
   • end_with(string): Verifies that a string ends with the specified text.
   • include(string): Verifies that a string contains the specified text.

7. Nil:

   • be_nil: Verifies that a value is nil.

8. Exceptions:

   • raise_error: Verifies that an exception is raised.
   • raise_error(ErrorClass): Verifies that an exception of the specified class is raised.

9. Respond_to:

   • respond_to(:method_name): Verifies that an object responds to the specified method.

10. Satisfy:

    • satisfy { |value| ... }: Verifies that the value satisfies a custom condition specified in the block.

This is just a partial list of the matchers available in RSpec. You can find the complete list and more details in the official RSpec documentation: https://rspec.info/documentation/3.10/rspec-expectations/

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last Nil:

be_nil: Verifies that a value is nil. Exceptions:

raise_error: Verifies that an exception is raised. raise_error(ErrorClass): Verifies that an exception of the specified class is raised. Respond_to:

respond_to(:method_name): Verifies that an object responds to the specified method. Satisfy:

satisfy { |value| ... }: Verifies that the value satisfies a custom condition specified in the block. This is just a partial list of the matchers available in RSpec. You can find the complete list and more details in the official RSpec documentation: https://rspec.info/documentation/3.10/rspec-expectations/

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