PyTesting

A Python library that contains tools for unit testing.

How to install (with pip)

Since version 2.1, PyTesting can be installed with pip installer. To do that, you must type this command in your terminal:

pip install PyTestingQA

(Do not worry about the name of the project, PyTestingQA is the PyPi's name of the project, PyTesting and PyTestingQA are virtually the same).

How to use

To use the project, you have two options:

Program execution.

If you execute the program as a main module, it will print a small description of the project.

Tool use.

Instead, if you import the module to your project or you build your own code on the library's file, you will be able to use it directly.

Example of use.

You can use PyTesting (PyTestingQA) in two main ways, depending of the way you import PyTesting:

1st way: You import PyTesting (PyTestingQA) like this:

import PyTestingQA
test = [("1+1",2)]
PyTestingQA.PyTesting.UnitaryTests.TestingMethod(test)

This is the result of running the code:

Test1:  Test (1+1) has returned the expected result (2). 

{('1+1', 2): True}

2nd way: You import PyTesting (PytestingQA):

import PyTestingQA.PyTesting as PyTesting
test = [("1+1",2)]

PyTesting.UnitaryTests.TestingMethod(test)

This is the result of running the code:

Test1:  Test (1+1) has returned the expected result (2). 

{('1+1', 2): True}

Remember to read the code's comments, they contain very useful information.