Goals
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* Easy to write and add tests
* Extensible system to allow:
* Adding new functionality for testing your application
* Batch commands as a new function to make it easier to write tests
* Define custom report outputs
* Percise as possible error messages to make it easy to see what is wrong fast
* Sandbox to make it easy to see what failed and reproduce out of test system
* Flexibale gold file synatx to make it easier to ignore text that is not important
* Run on python 2 or 3
Non-Goals
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The Resuable Gold testing system is not about making another unit testing framework.
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