nose-watch
A Nose plugin that allows to run tests continuously (uses watchdog for listening to filesystem events).
Installation
Usual thing:
pip install nose-watch
How to use
In order to use this plugin use the --with-watch switch:
nosetests --with-watch
You can pass any other options/arguments, tests should be run normally but process would stay there and watch for changes on *.py files. Every change should re-run tests.
Development
We use tox for tests. Repository is at https://github.com/lukaszb/nose-watch/. We prefer pull requests for sending patches.
To test the package you can simply run:
nosetests
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