I got a basic documentation site set up, now published to http://unexpected.js.org/unexpected-express/
However, it's pretty much a copy/paste of the old README with the mistakes and uses of outdated syntax fixed. We should set up a properly structured site with a page per assertion and maybe some more example-driven tutorials.
This should also include finishing the documentation site for unexpected-messy, which would be the place to document most of the semantics of expect(app, 'to yield exchange', { request: ..., response: ...}), which could be shared with unexpected-http and unexpected-mitm as well.
// cc @alexjeffburke
I got a basic documentation site set up, now published to http://unexpected.js.org/unexpected-express/
However, it's pretty much a copy/paste of the old README with the mistakes and uses of outdated syntax fixed. We should set up a properly structured site with a page per assertion and maybe some more example-driven tutorials.
This should also include finishing the documentation site for unexpected-messy, which would be the place to document most of the semantics of
expect(app, 'to yield exchange', { request: ..., response: ...}), which could be shared with unexpected-http and unexpected-mitm as well.// cc @alexjeffburke