Learning Node.js Development

Using the toEqual and toNotEqual assertions

To check if the two names are equal, we'll have to use something different. It's called toEqual as shown here:

it('should expect some values', () => {  // expect(12).toNotBe(12);  expect({name: 'Andrew'}).toEqual({name: 'Andrew'});});

If we save the file now, this will work. It'll rip into the object properties, making sure they have the same ones:

The same thing goes for toNotEqual. This checks if two objects are not equal. To check this, we'll go ahead and change the first object to have a lowercase a in andrew:

it('should expect some values', () => {  // expect(12).toNotBe(12); expect({name: 'andrew'}).toNotEqual({name: ...