ℹ️ Created by Codra in 2023, developed and maintained by ModuleTester open-source project team with the support of Codra.
ℹ️ ModuleTester is powered by PlotPyStack 🚀.
Overview
ModuleTester is a GUI and CLI test management tool for Python packages. It automatically discovers test scripts, runs them, and generates detailed reports in multiple formats.
Key features:
- Dockable panel layout — fully customizable workspace with resizable, floatable panels
- Tree view navigation — hierarchical test browser with status icons, notifications, and live spinner during execution
- Multi-format export — generate reports in HTML, DOCX, ODT, PDF, Markdown, and reStructuredText via a Jinja2-based engine
- CLI support — run tests and export reports without the GUI
(
moduletester-cli run,moduletester-cli export) - Built-in configuration editor — edit settings directly in the GUI with error handling and conflict resolution
- Notification system — visual indicators on tabs and tree items for new output and errors
ModuleTester is a spin-off of DataLab and is used to test PlotPyStack libraries.
Quick Start
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Install ModuleTester:
pip install ModuleTester
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Mark test scripts you want to see in the GUI by adding a comment at the top of each script:
# guitest: show -
Launch the GUI on your package:
moduletester --module mypackage
Or use the CLI to run tests headlessly:
moduletester-cli run mypackage
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Export a report:
moduletester-cli export mypackage --output report.html
Example
ModuleTester ships with a complete Example Calculator project in the
example/ directory that demonstrates all three test categories:
manual GUI tests, unit tests with coverage, and qualification scripts.
See the integration guide for a step-by-step tutorial on adding ModuleTester to your own project.
Documentation
Full documentation is available at moduletester.readthedocs.io.
Credits
Copyrights and licensing:
Dependencies and other installation methods
See Installation section in the documentation for more details.
2 maintainers
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