pybentest 3.0

PyBEN Alternative Testing Module

PyBen-Test

Alternative Testing Module

PyBEN Tester

Tester application helping find and execute test files with an easy-to-use GUI

Installation:

pip install pybentest    

Arguments:

directory: Root directory of test files
module: Locate test files in a python module instead of directory
regex: Regex to match test files (default='**/test_*.py')
prefix: python module to execute each test file with (default='pytest')
args: Arguments to pass to each test file execution

Execution function (easy to understand):

for i in self.selected_files:
    main_args = [sys.executable, '-m'] + self.prefix.split() + [' ', i, ' '] + self.suffix.split()
    subprocess.run(main_args)

Use cases:

Show ArgParser info:

python -m pybentest.tester -h

Default: Find and execute pytest files under the current working directory:

python -m pybentest.tester

Find and execute pytest files under a different directory:

python -m pybentest.tester -d 

Find and execute pytest files under a specific python module (if the module has pytest files inside it):

python -m pybentest.tester -m <module name>

You can also pass extra arguments like '--junitxml=utput.xml':

python -m pybentest.tester -a --junitxml=utput.xml
python -m pybentest.tester -a "--junitxml=utput.xml --alluredir=allure-results"

Embed PyBentester in your own TK application

This will open a new window with all the test files in the search parameters (root_dir / module)

from pybentest.tester import PyBenTester

def start_pybentester(root_obj):
    toplevel = tk.Toplevel(root_obj)
    toplevel.geometry("1400x1000")  # If you want to set the size
    PyBenTester(parent_window=toplevel,
                root_dir='.',
                module='',
                regex='**/test_*.py',
                prefix='pytest',
                suffix='')

You can start the function from a button inside your current TK application

tester_button = tk.Button(frame, text="PyBEN Tester", width=20,
      command=lambda root_obj=root: start_pybentester(root_obj))