assertEquals is an epic testing interface for Python.
Screenshot
Here is assertEquals, barely functioning on Mac OS X:
Installation
To install the Python library and the executable:
$ pip install assertEquals
To also install the man page:
$ make $ sudo make install
Please consult the Makefile to confirm and/or change installation paths, etc.
Documentation
Yes, we’re hosting an old-school, unholy, Python-Perl, PDFLaTeX to HTML, do-you-know-how-many-source-compiles-this-took monstrosity on Github Pages.
What’s in a Name?
assertEquals used to be called testosterone. Here’s why I changed it.
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