ngtrue / node
node
ngtrue/node — checks that read the file system.
Node APIs only. Everything here answers a question about a package as it exists on disk: what its manifest promises, and whether the build kept the promise. None of it may be imported by ngtrue or ngtrue/testing, and the reason is more than tidiness — a single import across that line would put node:fs on a path an application bundler can follow.
Each function returns the problems it found as an array of sentences, empty when there are none, so a caller writes expect(…).toEqual([]) and gets the offender printed by the test runner rather than "expected true to be false". The conformance suite in ngtrue/testing throws instead, because there the assertion IS the test; here the assertion belongs to the caller.