Postman test examples all use the Chai BDD library. Personally I think BDD style testing libraries that attempt to imitate natural language are a fundamentally bad idea. In Chai there are different accessor properties for eq, eql, equal and equals. There is also be which it seems can be used with all of these.
I don't want to spend any of my life working out the difference between
expect(something).to.eq(something-else)
expect(something).to.eql(something-else)
expect(something).to.equal(something-else)
expect(something).to.equals(something-else)
expect(something).to.be.eq(something-else)
expect(something).to.be.eql(something-else)
expect(something).to.be.equal(something-else)
expect(something).to.be.equals(something-else)
I would much rather just have
assert(something, 'message')
How can I most effectively do this in Postman?
