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## kotlin.test
kotlin.test provides a set of utility functions for performing assertions in tests, independently of the test framework
being used. The functions are defined as [top-level functions in the package](kotlin.test/index.html#functions).
`kotlin.test` library provides [annotations](kotlin.test/index.html#annotations) to mark test functions and a set of [utility functions](kotlin.test/index.html#functions) for performing assertions in tests,
independently of the test framework being used.
The test framework is abstracted through the [Asserter] class. A basic [Asserter] implementation is provided out of the
box. The `kotlin-test-junit` module provides an implementation of [Asserter] on top of JUnit. Note that the class is not intended
to be used directly from tests.
The test framework is abstracted through the [Asserter][kotlin.test.Asserter] class.
A basic `Asserter` implementation is provided out of the box.
Note that the class is not intended to be used directly from tests,
use instead the top-level assertion functions which delegate to the `Asserter`.
The library consists of the modules:
- `kotlin-test-common` assertions for use in common code;
- `kotlin-test-annotations-common` test annotations for use in common code;
- `kotlin-test` a JVM implementation of assertions from `kotlin-test-common`;
- `kotlin-test-junit` provides an implementation of [Asserter] on top of JUnit
and maps the test annotations from `kotlin-test-annotations-common` to JUnit test annotations;
- `kotlin-test-js` a JS implementation of common test assertions and annotations
with the out-of-the-box support for [Jasmine](https://jasmine.github.io/), [Mocha](https://mochajs.org/),
and [Jest](https://facebook.github.io/jest/) testing frameworks, and an experimental way to plug in
a custom unit testing framework.
# Package kotlin.test
Annotations to mark test functions and top-level functions for performing assertions in tests.