micro-test-plus 3.2.2
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micro_os_plus::micro_test_plus Namespace Reference

Primary namespace for the µTest++ testing framework. More...

Namespaces

namespace  detail
 Internal implementation details for the µTest++ framework.
namespace  literals
 User-defined literals and type wrappers for the µTest++ testing framework.
namespace  math
 Mathematical utilities for the µTest++ testing framework.
namespace  operators
 Custom operator overloads for expressive and type-safe test assertions.
namespace  reflection
 Reflection utilities for the µTest++ testing framework.
namespace  type_traits
 Type trait utilities and metaprogramming support for the µTest++ testing framework.
namespace  utility
 Utility functions for the µTest++ testing framework.

Classes

struct  _t
 Deprecated generic strongly-typed wrapper for explicit type conversion. More...
struct  colors
 Colours used to highlight pass and fail results in test reports. More...
class  test_reporter
 Reporter to display test results, including operand values and types for failures. More...
class  test_runner
 The test runner for the µTest++ framework. More...
class  test_suite
 Represents a named group of test cases that self-register to the runner. More...
class  test_suite_base
 Base class for all test suites. More...
struct  to_t
 Generic strongly-typed wrapper for explicit type conversion. More...

Typedefs

typedef verbosity verbosity_t
 Type alias for the verbosity enumeration used in test reporting.
Deprecated Type Wrappers

Strongly-typed wrappers for explicit type conversion.

These type aliases provide wrappers for converting values and expressions to specific types for use with µTest++ comparators and test expressions.

The _i, _u8, etc. forms are now deprecated as of version 3.2.0. Please use the preferred to_* type wrappers for new code, as they offer improved clarity and consistency.

Deprecated
Use the corresponding to_* type wrappers instead (since 3.2.0).
using _b = type_traits::value<bool>
 Strongly-typed wrapper for bool values.
using _c = type_traits::value<char>
 Strongly-typed wrapper for char values.
using _sc = type_traits::value<signed char>
 Strongly-typed wrapper for signed char values.
using _s = type_traits::value<short>
 Strongly-typed wrapper for short values.
using _i = type_traits::value<int>
 Strongly-typed wrapper for int values.
using _l = type_traits::value<long>
 Strongly-typed wrapper for long values.
using _ll = type_traits::value<long long>
 Strongly-typed wrapper for long long values.
using _u = type_traits::value<unsigned>
 Strongly-typed wrapper for unsigned values.
using _uc = type_traits::value<unsigned char>
 Strongly-typed wrapper for unsigned char values.
using _us = type_traits::value<unsigned short>
 Strongly-typed wrapper for unsigned short values.
using _ul = type_traits::value<unsigned long>
 Strongly-typed wrapper for unsigned long values.
using _ull = type_traits::value<unsigned long long>
 Strongly-typed wrapper for unsigned long long values.
using _i8 = type_traits::value<std::int8_t>
 Strongly-typed wrapper for std::int8_t values.
using _i16 = type_traits::value<std::int16_t>
 Strongly-typed wrapper for std::int16_t values.
using _i32 = type_traits::value<std::int32_t>
 Strongly-typed wrapper for std::int32_t values.
using _i64 = type_traits::value<std::int64_t>
 Strongly-typed wrapper for std::int64_t values.
using _u8 = type_traits::value<std::uint8_t>
 Strongly-typed wrapper for std::uint8_t values.
using _u16 = type_traits::value<std::uint16_t>
 Strongly-typed wrapper for std::uint16_t values.
using _u32 = type_traits::value<std::uint32_t>
 Strongly-typed wrapper for std::uint32_t values.
using _u64 = type_traits::value<std::uint64_t>
 Strongly-typed wrapper for std::uint64_t values.
using _f = type_traits::value<float>
 Strongly-typed wrapper for float values.
using _d = type_traits::value<double>
 Strongly-typed wrapper for double values.
using _ld = type_traits::value<long double>
 Strongly-typed wrapper for long double values.
Type Wrappers

Strongly-typed wrappers for converting dynamic values and expressions to specific types recognised by µTest++ comparators.

These type aliases provide a modern, type-safe mechanism for explicitly converting values to the required types for µTest++ test expressions and comparators. Each alias is a wrapper around type_traits::value<T>, ensuring that the value is treated as the specified type within the framework.

The to_* forms are the preferred approach since version 3.2.0, superseding the older _i, _u8, etc. aliases, which are now deprecated.

Example
int x = 42;
auto wrapped = to_i{x}; // Explicitly treat x as an int for test
comparison
type_traits::value< int > to_i
Strongly-typed wrapper for int values.
Definition literals.h:718
Since
3.2.0
using to_b = type_traits::value<bool>
 Strongly-typed wrapper for bool values.
using to_c = type_traits::value<char>
 Strongly-typed wrapper for char values.
using to_sc = type_traits::value<signed char>
 Strongly-typed wrapper for signed char values.
using to_s = type_traits::value<short>
 Strongly-typed wrapper for short values.
using to_i = type_traits::value<int>
 Strongly-typed wrapper for int values.
using to_l = type_traits::value<long>
 Strongly-typed wrapper for long values.
using to_ll = type_traits::value<long long>
 Strongly-typed wrapper for long long values.
using to_u = type_traits::value<unsigned>
 Strongly-typed wrapper for unsigned values.
using to_uc = type_traits::value<unsigned char>
 Strongly-typed wrapper for unsigned char values.
using to_us = type_traits::value<unsigned short>
 Strongly-typed wrapper for unsigned short values.
using to_ul = type_traits::value<unsigned long>
 Strongly-typed wrapper for unsigned long values.
using to_ull = type_traits::value<unsigned long long>
 Strongly-typed wrapper for unsigned long long values.
using to_i8 = type_traits::value<std::int8_t>
 Strongly-typed wrapper for std::int8_t values.
using to_i16 = type_traits::value<std::int16_t>
 Strongly-typed wrapper for std::int16_t values.
using to_i32 = type_traits::value<std::int32_t>
 Strongly-typed wrapper for std::int32_t values.
using to_i64 = type_traits::value<std::int64_t>
 Strongly-typed wrapper for std::int64_t values.
using to_u8 = type_traits::value<std::uint8_t>
 Strongly-typed wrapper for std::uint8_t values.
using to_u16 = type_traits::value<std::uint16_t>
 Strongly-typed wrapper for std::uint16_t values.
using to_u32 = type_traits::value<std::uint32_t>
 Strongly-typed wrapper for std::uint32_t values.
using to_u64 = type_traits::value<std::uint64_t>
 Strongly-typed wrapper for std::uint64_t values.
using to_f = type_traits::value<float>
 Strongly-typed wrapper for float values.
using to_d = type_traits::value<double>
 Strongly-typed wrapper for double values.
using to_ld = type_traits::value<long double>
 Strongly-typed wrapper for long double values.

Enumerations

enum class  verbosity {
  silent = 0 ,
  quiet = 1 ,
  normal = 2 ,
  verbose = 3
}
 The verbosity levels for test reporting. More...

Functions

template<class Lhs_T, class Rhs_T>
constexpr auto _and (const Lhs_T &lhs, const Rhs_T &rhs)
 Generic logical and operation.
template<class Expr_T>
constexpr auto _not (const Expr_T &expr)
 Generic logical not operation.
template<class Lhs_T, class Rhs_T>
constexpr auto _or (const Lhs_T &lhs, const Rhs_T &rhs)
 Generic logical or operation.
template<class Expr_T, type_traits::requires_t< type_traits::is_op_v< Expr_T > or type_traits::is_convertible_v< Expr_T, bool > > = 0>
constexpr auto assume (const Expr_T &expr, const reflection::source_location &sl=reflection::source_location::current())
 Check a condition and, if false, abort test execution.
test_reporterendl (test_reporter &stream)
 Output stream manipulator for ending a line in test reports.
template<class Lhs_T, class Rhs_T>
constexpr auto eq (const Lhs_T &lhs, const Rhs_T &rhs)
 Generic equality comparator for non-pointer types.
template<class Lhs_T, class Rhs_T>
constexpr auto eq (Lhs_T *lhs, Rhs_T *rhs)
 Pointer equality comparator for any pointer types.
int exit_code (void)
 Complete the test run and return the exit code.
template<class Expr_T, type_traits::requires_t< type_traits::is_op_v< Expr_T > or type_traits::is_convertible_v< Expr_T, bool > > = 0>
constexpr auto expect (const Expr_T &expr, const reflection::source_location &sl=reflection::source_location::current())
 Evaluate a generic condition and report the results.
template<class Lhs_T, class Rhs_T>
constexpr auto ge (const Lhs_T &lhs, const Rhs_T &rhs)
 Generic greater than or equal comparator.
template<class Lhs_T, class Rhs_T>
constexpr auto ge (Lhs_T *lhs, Rhs_T *rhs)
 Pointer greater than or equal comparator.
template<class Lhs_T, class Rhs_T>
constexpr auto gt (const Lhs_T &lhs, const Rhs_T &rhs)
 Generic greater than comparator.
template<class Lhs_T, class Rhs_T>
constexpr auto gt (Lhs_T *lhs, Rhs_T *rhs)
 Pointer greater than comparator.
void initialize (int argc, char *argv[], const char *name="Main")
 Initialise the µTest++ framework.
template<class Lhs_T, class Rhs_T>
constexpr auto le (const Lhs_T &lhs, const Rhs_T &rhs)
 Generic less than or equal comparator.
template<class Lhs_T, class Rhs_T>
constexpr auto le (Lhs_T *lhs, Rhs_T *rhs)
 Pointer less than or equal comparator.
template<class Lhs_T, class Rhs_T>
constexpr auto lt (const Lhs_T &lhs, const Rhs_T &rhs)
 Generic less than comparator.
template<class Lhs_T, class Rhs_T>
constexpr auto lt (Lhs_T *lhs, Rhs_T *rhs)
 Pointer less than comparator.
template<class T>
constexpr auto mut (const T &t) noexcept -> T &
 Generic mutator to remove const qualification from any type.
template<class Lhs_T, class Rhs_T>
constexpr auto ne (const Lhs_T &lhs, const Rhs_T &rhs)
 Generic non-equality comparator.
template<class Lhs_T, class Rhs_T>
constexpr auto ne (Lhs_T *lhs, Rhs_T *rhs)
 Pointer non-equality comparator.
template<class Callable_T>
constexpr auto nothrow (const Callable_T &func)
 Check if a callable does not throw an exception.
template<typename Callable_T, typename... Args_T>
void test_case (const char *name, Callable_T &&callable, Args_T &&... arguments)
 Define and execute a test case.
template<class Exception_T, class Callable_T>
constexpr auto throws (const Callable_T &func)
 Check if a callable throws a specific exception.
template<class Callable_T>
constexpr auto throws (const Callable_T &func)
 Check if a callable throws an exception (any exception).

Variables

test_suite_basecurrent_test_suite
 Global pointer references the currently active test suite.
test_reporter reporter
 Global instance of test_reporter.
test_runner runner
 Global instance of test_runner.

Detailed Description

The micro_os_plus::micro_test_plus namespace encapsulates all core components, types, and utilities of the µTest++ testing framework, providing a dedicated scope for its public API.

This namespace is structured into several nested namespaces, each responsible for a specific aspect of the framework, such as mathematical utilities, type traits, literals, test suite and test case management, test runners, test reporters, internal details, operators, and utility functions.

By grouping all definitions within this namespace and its sub-namespaces, the framework achieves clear code organisation, minimises naming conflicts, and enhances maintainability. This modular structure supports robust, scalable, and professional test development for both embedded and general C++ projects.

All public API definitions are implemented in the include/micro-os-plus folder, ensuring a clear separation from user code and facilitating straightforward integration with the wider µOS++ ecosystem.

Typedef Documentation

◆ verbosity_t

The verbosity_t type alias provides a convenient shorthand for referring to the verbosity enumeration, which defines the available levels of detail for test output within the reporting system.

Using this alias improves code readability and consistency throughout the framework, especially when specifying or configuring verbosity levels for test reporters.

Definition at line 148 of file test-reporter.h.

Enumeration Type Documentation

◆ verbosity

The verbosity enumeration defines the available levels of detail for test output produced by the reporting system. These levels control the amount and type of information displayed during test execution, allowing users to tailor the output to their specific requirements.

Selecting an appropriate verbosity level enhances the usability of test reports, whether for concise summaries or comprehensive diagnostics.

Enumerator
silent 

No output is produced; only the exit code is returned.

quiet 

Displays results for test suites only.

normal 

Displays results for test suites and failed test cases.

verbose 

Displays all results, including passed checks, for maximum detail.

Definition at line 127 of file test-reporter.h.

Function Documentation

◆ endl()

test_reporter & micro_os_plus::micro_test_plus::endl ( test_reporter & stream)
Parameters
streamReference to the test_reporter instance.
Returns
Reference to the same test_reporter instance, enabling chaining of output operations.

The endl function inserts a newline character into the specified test_reporter stream and flushes its output buffer. This operation ensures that each test output line is clearly separated and immediately visible, facilitating the readability and clarity of test results across all test cases and folders within the µTest++ framework.

Definition at line 73 of file test-reporter.cpp.

Variable Documentation

◆ current_test_suite

test_suite_base * micro_os_plus::micro_test_plus::current_test_suite

This global pointer references the currently active test suite within the µTest++ framework. It is used to track and update the state of the test suite during test execution, including recording test results and statistics. By maintaining a pointer to the current test suite, the framework ensures accurate association of test outcomes with their respective suites, supporting clear and organised reporting across all test cases and folders.

Definition at line 306 of file micro-test-plus.cpp.

◆ reporter

test_reporter micro_os_plus::micro_test_plus::reporter

This global instance of test_reporter is responsible for collecting, formatting, and outputting the results of test execution within the µTest++ framework. It manages the reporting of test outcomes, including successes and failures, and ensures that all relevant information is presented clearly to the user. By maintaining a single shared reporter, the framework provides consistent and centralised reporting across all test cases and folders.

Definition at line 292 of file micro-test-plus.cpp.

◆ runner

test_runner micro_os_plus::micro_test_plus::runner

This global instance of test_runner manages the lifecycle of test suites and test cases within the µTest++ framework. It is responsible for initialising the test environment, registering test suites, executing tests, and collecting results. By maintaining a single shared runner, the framework ensures consistent test execution and reporting across all test cases and folders.

Definition at line 74 of file test-suite-inlines.h.