A JavaScript testing component with a terse syntax. Supported in both Node.js and the browser.
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Terst is a JavaScript testing library with a terse syntax, designed to simplify assertions in both Node.js and browser environments. It offers only six core methods—T, F, EQ, NEQ, APPROX, and THROWS—making it easy to remember and use without constant reference to documentation. Terst is ideal for developers who prefer concise, explicit test code over verbose alternatives like should.js or expect.js.
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