I'm writing a unit test for a function and I am having it check against a few dozen pieces of test data. If the function does not work with one of the test cases, I would like it to display the particular piece of data where the function failed.
In my case, I have about a hundred functions in the backend I am writing tests for, and for each I am writing a few Chai.js assert() cases that check against many pieces of test data. I don't want to have it print out the individual tests of the same function across dozens of pieces of data as I would like to keep the log readable when running the tests across the entire backend.
Here is my current way of writing the tests:
context('replaces relative urls with absolute urls', function () {
it('test data should contain relative urls', async function () {
assert(testHTML.every(containsRelativeURLs));
});
// (run testHTML through my function here)
it('test data should not contain relative url after running through convRel', async function () {
assert(!testHTML.every(containsRelativeURLs));
})
});
Please let me know if I am misunderstanding the proper way to write unit tests. If there is a cleaner or more standard way to do this, I would love to know.
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