return a truthy value or not. And power-assert will show it to your right on the screen as part of your failure message without you having to type in a message at all. No API is the best API IUUQTHJUIVCDPNQPXFSBTTFSUKTQPXFSBTTFSU
=> { const pokemon = new Pokemon('Pidgey'); assert(pokemon.name === 'Poppo'); }); }); We eliminated the last dependency. Now your code does not depend on power-assert
{ assert(!isNaN(a)); assert.equal(typeof b, 'number'); assert.ok(!isNaN(b)); return a + b; } unassert in production https://github.com/unassert-js/unassert