/*
Package assert provides some basic assertion functions for testing and
also provides the building blocks for creating your own more complex
validations.

	package whatever

	import (
		"errors"
		"testing"
		. "github.com/go-playground/assert.v1"
	)

	func AssertCustomErrorHandler(t testing.TB, errs map[string]string, key, expected string) {
		val, ok := errs[key]

		// using EqualSkip and NotEqualSkip as building blocks for my custom Assert function
		EqualSkip(t, 2, ok, true)
		NotEqualSkip(t, 2, val, nil)
		EqualSkip(t, 2, val, expected)
	}

	func TestEqual(t *testing.T) {

		// error comes from your package/library
		err := errors.New("my error")
		NotEqual(t, err, nil)
		Equal(t, err.Error(), "my error")

		err = nil
		Equal(t, err, nil)

		fn := func() {
			panic("omg omg omg!")
		}

		PanicMatches(t, func() { fn() }, "omg omg omg!")
		PanicMatches(t, func() { panic("omg omg omg!") }, "omg omg omg!")

		// errs would have come from your package/library
		errs := map[string]string{}
		errs["Name"] = "User Name Invalid"
		errs["Email"] = "User Email Invalid"

		AssertCustomErrorHandler(t, errs, "Name", "User Name Invalid")
		AssertCustomErrorHandler(t, errs, "Email", "User Email Invalid")
	}
*/
package assert