ESLint rules for Node.js assert module.
馃敡 Automatically fixable by the --fix CLI option.
| Name聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽聽 | Description | 馃敡 |
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| consistent-import | Enforce a consistent Node.js assert import style | |
| no-async-function-in-sync-assertion | Disallow passing async functions to synchronous Node.js assert methods | |
| no-await-argument-in-rejects | Disallow awaiting the argument passed to assert.rejects() and assert.doesNotReject() | 馃敡 |
| no-constant-actual | Disallow passing a constant value as the first argument to Node.js assert methods | 馃敡 |
| no-expected-value-as-message | Disallow passing an expected value where a message or error matcher belongs in Node.js assert calls | |
| no-restricted-assertion | Disallow configured Node.js assert methods | |
| no-useless-assertion | Disallow Node.js assertions whose outcome is fully determined by constant inputs | |
| prefer-comparison-assertion | Prefer dedicated equality assertion methods over asserting comparison results | 馃敡 |
| prefer-deep-equality | Prefer deep equality assertions when comparing object or array literals | 馃敡 |
| prefer-match | Prefer assert.match() or assert.doesNotMatch() for regular expression assertions | 馃敡 |
| prefer-partial-deep-strict-equal | Prefer a single partialDeepStrictEqual over multiple consecutive equality assertions on properties of the same object |
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| require-custom-message | Require a custom failure message argument in Node.js assert calls | |
| require-error-matcher | Require assert.throws() and assert.rejects() to include an error matcher | |
| require-strict | Require strict assertion semantics for Node.js assert equality methods | 馃敡 |
| require-valid-error-validator-return | Require custom Node.js assert error validators to return true when their checks pass |