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L1Test is a plugin for the IDE Thonny, that provides a basic unit test tool for novice programmers (hence the name, L1 = CS1). For teaching purpose. Beta status.

Building

To build a wheel for the plugin you can use the Makefile in this directory:

make build

If you need to ensure Python 3 is used (for example when python points to Python 2), run:

make build3

Note: the build3 Makefile target forces the build to use Python 3. Use make build3 on systems where python defaults to Python 2.

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