Documentation
The full documentation is at http://greencard.rtfd.org.
Quickstart
Install greencard:
pip install greencard
Then you can use the greencard command line test runner to descover and run card tests defined as all .py files in the test directory from where the runner is executed. For more information see the usage documentation page.
Features
A custom testing framework and test runner designed specifically for cards.
History
0.2.4
Versions increasing rapidly
Decorator based test for each card and single library tests
0.1.0
First release on PyPI.
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