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How to use the expect-more.isEmptyString function in expect-more

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JamieMason / expect-more / packages / expect-more-jest / src / to-have-empty-string.ts View on Github

export const toHaveEmptyStringMatcher = (received: any, propPath: string) =>
  createResult({
    message: () => `expected ${propPath} of ${received} to be an empty string`,
    notMessage: () => `expected ${propPath} of ${received} not to be an empty string`,
    pass: isEmptyString(getIn(propPath.split('.'), received))
  });

JamieMason / expect-more / packages / expect-more-jest / src / to-be-empty-string.ts View on Github

export const toBeEmptyStringMatcher = (received: any) =>
  createResult({
    message: () => `expected ${received} to be an empty string or empty instance of String`,
    notMessage: () => `expected ${received} not to be an empty string or empty instance of String`,
    pass: isEmptyString(received)
  });