Abstractions for enforcing maximum or minimum length of values #12
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Hey @remnestal. This is great - thanks for the contribution. Can we please change to Happy to merge after that. Thanks! |
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In one of my projects, I came across the need for not only asserting a specific length but also asserting a minimum and maximum length. Working against a database that mirrors a live one, records unrelated to the tests may appear and disappear, making the total size of the response payload indeterministic.
I thought that this is something others may appreciate so here I am 🎊
Each function and related test/docs can be found in a separate commit.