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assert-panic

Assert that a panic happens, and optionally what (kind of) panic happens

4 releases (2 stable)

1.0.1 Jun 10, 2020
1.0.0-preview1 May 23, 2020
1.0.0-preview.1 May 24, 2020

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assert-panic

Latest Version docs.rs

This library provides a macro that asserts that a panic happens, and optionally what (kind of) panic happens.

The simplest version gives you the panic as boxed Any.

Example

# use std::any::Any;
use assert_panic::assert_panic;

let _: Box<dyn Any + Send + 'static> =
    assert_panic!(panic!("at the Disco"));

assert_panic!(panic!("at the Disco"), &str);

assert_panic!(
    { assert_panic!({}); },
    String,
    starts with "assert_panic! argument did not panic:",
);

assert_panic!(
    assert_panic!(panic!("at the Disco"), String),
    String,
    starts with "Expected a `String` panic but found one with TypeId { t: ",
);

assert_panic!(
    assert_panic!(panic!("found"), &str, contains "expected"),
    String,
    "Expected a panic containing \"expected\" but found \"found\"",
);

assert_panic!(
    assert_panic!(panic!("found"), &str, starts with "expected"),
    String,
    "Expected a panic starting with \"expected\" but found \"found\"",
);

assert_panic!(
    assert_panic!(panic!(1_usize), usize, 2_usize),
    String,
    "Expected a panic equal to 2 but found 1",
);

Versioning

assert-panic strictly follows Semantic Versioning 2.0.0 with the following exceptions:

  • The minor version will not reset to 0 on major version changes.
    Consider it the global feature level.
  • The patch version will not reset to 0 on major or minor version changes.
    Consider it the global patch level.
  • Panic messages originating from assert-panic are considered an implementation detail.
    Please only evaluate panic values you have direct control over.

No runtime deps