kabaret.sqarf_flow
Kabaret flow extension to quality test your assets using https://pypi.org/project/sqarf
Usage
- Create your sqarf.QATest types (see sqarf documentation).
- Subclass the
kabaret.sqarf_flow.qarun.QARunAction and override itsget_test_types()method to return all your "root" test type. - Place this subclass as a child of the Object you want to test. It will be available
in your test context as
context['TESTED'].
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