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PowerShell - Assert-GreaterThan - Blade

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Asserts that a value is greater than another object. Assert-GreaterThan [ -InputObject] Object ] [ -LowerBound] Object ] [ -Message] String ] [ CommonParameters ]. Operator to determine if. The value to test. The lower bound for. A description of why the assertion might fail. Demonstrates how to check if 5 is greater than 1, which it is, so this assertion passes. Assert-GreaterThan $Error.Count 5 'Not enough errors were thrown.'.

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PowerShell - Assert-Is - Blade

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Asserts that an object is a specific type. Assert-Is [ -InputObject] Object ] [ -ExpectedType] Type ] [ -Message] String ] [ CommonParameters ]. Operator to check that. The object whose type to check. The expected type of the object. A message to show when the assertion fails. Demonstrates how to assert an object is of a specific type. Assert-Is 1 'double' 'Not enough decimals! Demonstrates how to show a message describing why the test might fail.

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PowerShell - Assert-FileDoesNotExist - Blade

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Asserts that a file does not exist. Assert-FileDoesNotExist [ -Path] String ] [ -Message] String ] [ CommonParameters ]. Cmdlet to check if a file doesn't exist. The path to the file to check. A description of why the assertion might fail. Assert-FileDoesNotExist 'C: foobar.txt'. Demonstrates how to assert that a does not exist. Assert-FileDoesNotExist 'C: foobar.txt' 'foobar.txt not removed.'. Demonstrates how to describe why an assertion might fail.

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PowerShell - Assert-DirectoryDoesNotExist - Blade

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Asserts that a directory doesn't exist. Assert-DirectoryDoesNotExist [ -Path] String ] [ -Message] String ] [ CommonParameters ]. Cmdlet to check if a directory doesn't exist. The path to the directory to check. A description of why the assertion might fail. Demonstrates how to assert that a directory doesn't exist. Assert-DirectoryExists 'C: Foobar' 'Foobar wasn' t removed.'. Demonstrates how to describe why an assertion might fail.

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PowerShell - Assert-FileDoesNotContain - Blade

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Asserts that a file doesn not contain a string. Assert-FileDoesNotContain [ -Path] String ] [ -Needle] String ] [ -Message] Object ] [ CommonParameters ]. Searches a file for a string and fails if that string isf ound. The path to the file. The string to not look for. A description about why the assertion might have failed. Assert-FileDoesNotContain 'C: Windows System32 drivers etc hosts' '127.0.0.1'. Demonstrates how to assert that a file does not contain a string. Shows how to use the.

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Blade: PowerShell testing module

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Blade is a testing tool for PowerShell inspired by NUnit. Test fixtures are PowerShell scripts that begin with. A test is any function in the test fixture script that begins with the Test verb. To get started, create a test fixture file:. New-Item -ItemType File Test-BladeDemo.ps1. Now, open up your new test fixture, and start adding tests. Function Test-ShouldRunThisTest { Assert-True $true }. Save your test fixture, then execute it with. And you should see output similar to this:. TempDir = $null funct...

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PowerShell - Assert-LastProcessFailed - Blade

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Asserts that the last process failed by checking PowerShell's. Assert-LastProcessFailed [ -Message] String ] [ CommonParameters ]. A process fails if. The message to show if the assertion fails. Demonstrates how to assert that the last process failed. Demonstrates how to show a custom message when the assertion fails.

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PowerShell - Assert-Contains - Blade

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Assert-Contains [ -Haystack] Object ] [ -Needle] Object ] [ -Message] String ] [ CommonParameters ]. The collection to check. The object to check the collection for. A message to show when the assertion fails. Assert-That @( 1, 2, 3 ) -Contains 3. Demonstrates that you should use. Assert-That @( 1, 2 ) -Contains 3 'Three is the loneliest number.'. Demonstrates that you should use.

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PowerShell - Assert-DoesNotContain - Blade

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Assert-DoesNotContain [ -Haystack] Object ] [ -Needle] Object ] [ -Message] String ] [ CommonParameters ]. The collection to check. The object the collection shouldn't have. A message to show when the assertion fails. Assert-That @( 1, 2, 3 ) -DoesNotContain 4. Demonstrates that you should use. Assert-That @( 1, 2, 3 ) -DoesNotContain 3 'Three is the loneliest number.'. Demonstrates that you should use.

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PowerShell - Assert-False - Blade

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Asserts an object is false. Assert-False [ -InputObject] Object ] [ -Message] String ] [ CommonParameters ]. Uses PowerShell's rules for determinig truthiness. The following objects evaluate to. All other values are true. The value to check. A description about why the assertion might fail. Demonstrates how to fail a test. Demonstrates how to check that a function returns a true object/value. Assert-False $true 'The fladoozle didn't dooflaple.'. Demonstrates how to use the.