Uncontemplated

Experimental wrapper for Unexpected that uses ES6 template strings for assertions:

let expect = require('uncontemplated');
let a = 123;
let b = 456;
let c = 789;
expect`${a} to equal ${b}`

expect`${b} to be within ${a} ${c}`

String literals and numbers can be passed without enclosing in ${...}:

expect`${a} to equal 123`

expect`"foo" to equal "bar"`

You can use and and or to execute multiple assertions on the same subject.

expect`${a} to be a number and to be greater than 42`;

expect`"foo" to be a number or to be a string`;

The precedence rules and limitations for and/or are the same as for chained expect.it, calls: or binds tightest, and there's no way to put parentheses around an and clause.

Arbitrary whitespace is allowed if you want to get all free-form:

expect`
        ${Math.random} to be a function
        and when called
            to be a number
`;