Will you, Won't You Starter Code

phonecall_tests.js

function passOrFail(predicate, expectation, msg) {
  const outcome = (predicate == expectation) ? "PASSED" : "FAILED";
  console.log(`${msg}: ${outcome}`);
}

function expect(predicate, msg) {
  return {
    toBeFalsy: () => passOrFail(predicate, false, msg),
    toBeTruthy: () => passOrFail(predicate, true, msg)
  }
}

function testSuite() {
  expect(shouldIAnswerThePhone(false, false, false), '!morning !mom !asleep (answer)').toBeTruthy();
  expect(shouldIAnswerThePhone(false, false, true), '!morning !mom asleep (!answer)').toBeFalsy();
  expect(shouldIAnswerThePhone(false, true, false), '!morning mom !asleep (answer)').toBeTruthy();
  expect(shouldIAnswerThePhone(false, true, true), '!morning mom asleep (!answer)').toBeFalsy();
  expect(shouldIAnswerThePhone(true, false, false), 'morning !mom !asleep (!answer)').toBeFalsy();
  expect(shouldIAnswerThePhone(true, false, true), 'morning !mom asleep (!answer)').toBeFalsy();
  expect(shouldIAnswerThePhone(true, true, false), 'morning mom !asleep (answer)').toBeTruthy();
  expect(shouldIAnswerThePhone(true, true, true),  'morning mom asleep (!answer)').toBeFalsy();
}

function shouldIAnswerThePhone(isMorning, isMom, isAsleep) {
  // Return true if you answer the phone, otherwise return false.
  // Rules for answering the phone are found in the question text.
};

function setup() {
  testSuite();
}