console Object (deprecated)

The console object is not a standard JavaScript object, but is well known from web browsers. This version provides only 1 method, assert.

console.assert(bool, [string] )

This method is deprecated. We recommend using test.verify() instead.

If the first parameter is evaluated to false, the script execution will be stopped and an error message is written to the test results, otherwise nothing will happen. The second parameter is optional and allows writing user specified message to the test result.

Here is an example that shows the usage of this function:

var index = findIndexOfSomething( "something" );
console.assert( index >= 0, "Something not found, execution aborted!" );
something[ index ].doSomething();