Flowp 1.2.1
Flowp is a library which tries to bring the best ideas from Ruby / node.js world to Python making development more fun. For version 1.2.1 module flowp.testing is available which allows to write tests in a RSpec BDD style with minimum of magic and flowp.files module which brings convenient utils for files processing.
Installation
$ pip3 install flowp
Quick start
Test subject (mymodule.py):
class Calculator:
def __init__(self):
self.special_mode = False
def add(self, a, b):
sum = a + b
if self.special_mode:
sum += 1
return sumBehavior specification (spec_mymodule.py):
import mymodule
from flowp.testing import Behavior, expect
class Calculator(Behavior):
def before_each(self):
self.subject = mymodule.Calculator()
def it_add_numbers(self):
expect(self.subject.add(1, 2)) == 3
class WhenHaveSpecialMode(Behavior):
def before_each(self):
self.subject.special_mode = True
def it_add_additional_one(self):
expect(self.subject.add(1, 2)) == 4To run:
$ python3 -m flowp.testing --watch
Giving –watch flag script will be watching on python files, if some changes happen, tests will be rerun.
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