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self-explained

self explained tools - starting with "assert"

Install

$ npm install self-explained

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Use

var assert = require('self-exlain').assert;

var alpha = 10;
var betha = 7;

assert(alpha / 2 > betha -1);

It controls the expression like assert does. If the expression evaluates to false it will show the expression and the value. (also throws the Exception)

ASSERT FAILED
alpha / 2 > betha -1 ==== false

Much more info

var assert = require('self-exlain').assert;

var alpha = 10;
var betha = 7;

eval(assert(alpha / 2 > betha -1));

Adding eval to the assert It will shows the evaluation of all subexpressions

ASSERT FAILED
alpha / 2 > betha -1 ==== false
alpha / 2 ==== 5
betha -1 ==== 6
alpha ==== 10
betha ==== 7

Exceptions

Function assertCatch controls that an Error been throwed.

assertCatch(function{
    if(error){
        throw new Error('an error');
    }
}, /an error/);

Tests with real devices

NPM version Device OS nav
0.10.0 HTC Desire Android 2.2.2 Android 2.2.2
0.10.0 Samgsung Galaxy Note 4 Android 5.1.1 Samsung Internet 4.0.0
0.10.2 Samgsung Galaxy Note 4 Android 6.0.1 Chrome Mobile 50.0.2661
0.10.0 Blue Vivo Air LTE Android 5.0.2 Chrome Mobile 50.0.2661
0.10.0 iPad mini Retina iOS 8.4.0 Mobile Safari 8.0.0
0.10.0 VMWare WinXP IE 8.0.0

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MIT

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