Documentation coverage - Testify API Reference

These numbers are measured from the pinned source tree, not estimated. They come from two independent passes over the same commit:

the Go toolchain's own godoc snapshot (what this site renders), and
a source-level parse of every non-test .go file in the five public packages.

Pinned commit: 87a7b9d57689f6579db2da795ab8deeab29cb724

API surface

Package	Entries rendered on this site	Exported symbols in source	With a doc comment	Runnable examples
`assert`	327	327	327 (100.0%)	5
`require`	311	311	311 (100.0%)	4
`mock`	46	49	46 (93.9%)	0
`suite`	21	21	20 (95.2%)	0
`http`	6	6	6 (100.0%)	0
Total	711	714	710 (99.4%)	9

The two columns differ by 3 entries: the source parse also counts declarations the Go doc tool folds away (for example methods that only exist on an unexported receiver type). Both numbers are far above the twenty-API floor the reference is meant to clear; the site renders the toolchain-verified surface of 711 entries, and the source-level parse independently confirms 714.

The gap this reference is for

Doc comments are near-complete but the examples are not. 710 of 714 exported symbols carry a doc comment, yet the whole public API ships only 9 runnable Example… functions — all of them attached to the five …AssertionFunc types in assert and require. A reader looking for how to use Containsf or mock.Arguments in the wild finds no example in the repository at all.
The assert/require duplication is invisible in the README. require mirrors assert one-for-one with a different failure mode, and assert.Assertions mirrors the package-level functions as chainable methods. Upstream documents that in prose only; here both forms sit side by side in one reference so a reader can see which shape they actually need.
Upstream ships no per-symbol reference in the repository. The repo carries a 366-line README.md and one doc.go per package. Everything else a user needs is generated by go doc/pkg.go.dev, which cannot report coverage.

Symbols with no doc comment

Symbol	Kind	Location
`mock.Anything`	const	`mock/mock.go:789`
`mock.Matches`	method	`mock/mock.go:879`
`mock.String`	method	`mock/mock.go:905`
`suite.Passed`	method	`suite/stats.go:42`

Source files

18 non-test source files were parsed across the five public packages:

assert/assertion_compare.go
assert/assertion_format.go
assert/assertion_forward.go
assert/assertion_order.go
assert/assertions.go
assert/errors.go
assert/forward_assertions.go
assert/http_assertions.go
http/test_response_writer.go
http/test_round_tripper.go
mock/mock.go
require/forward_requirements.go
require/require.go
require/require_forward.go
require/requirements.go
suite/interfaces.go
suite/stats.go
suite/suite.go