How to use the @sinonjs/samsam.createMatcher function in @sinonjs/samsam
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match: function match(actual, expectation) {
var matcher = createMatcher(expectation);
if (matcher.test(actual)) {
assert.pass("match");
} else {
var formatted = [
"expected value to match",
" expected = " + format(expectation),
" actual = " + format(actual)
];
failAssertion(this, join(formatted, "\n"));
}
}
};function(prev, expectation, i) {
var actual = self.args[i];
return prev && match(expectation).test(actual);
},
true@sinonjs/samsam
Value identification and comparison functions
