to be falsy
- <any> [not] to be falsy <string>
- <any> [not] to be falsy
Asserts that the value is falsy.
expect(0, 'to be falsy');expect(false, 'to be falsy');expect('', 'to be falsy');expect(undefined, 'to be falsy');expect(null, 'to be falsy');
In case of a failing expectation you get the following output:
expect({}, 'to be falsy');
expected {} to be falsy
This assertion can be negated using the not
flag:
expect(1, 'not to be falsy');expect(true, 'not to be falsy');expect({}, 'not to be falsy');expect('foo', 'not to be falsy');expect(/foo/, 'not to be falsy');
In case of a failing expectation you get the following output:
expect('', 'not to be falsy');
expected '' not to be falsy