Matchers can be used:

• directly as expectation argument
• as explicit expectation
  • expect::arg<n>
  • expect::args<ns...>
  • expect::all_args

Generic Matchers:

• matcher::PredicateMatcher
  • matcher::InvertiblePolicy
  • matcher::ConjunctionPolicy
  • matcher::DisjunctionPolicy

Basic Matchers

• matches::_
• matches::eq
• matches::ne
• matches::lt
• matches::le
• matches::gt
• matches::ge
• matches::approx
• matches::predicate

String Matchers

• matches::str::eq
• matches::str::starts_with
• matches::str::end_with
• matches::str::contains
• matches::str::matches_regex

Range matchers

• matches::range::eq
• matches::range::unordered_eq
• matches::range::is_sorted
• matches::range::is_empty
• matches::range::has_size
• matches::range::elements

Expectations can be attached onto sequence objects,

• match result printing
• add default reporter for standalone usage

Finalizers can be applied only once per expectation.

• expectation_policies::InitFinalizer
• expectation_policies::ReturnsResultOf
• expectation_policies::Throws

Factories

• finally::throws
• finally::returns
• finally::returns_result_of
• finally::returns_apply_result_of<ns...>
• finally::returns_apply_all_result_of
• finally::returns_param<n>
• finally::returns_params<ns...>

• boost-test
• catch2
• doctest
• gtest
• ut https://github.com/boost-ext/ut