pytest-ligo
Py.test plugin which adds a ligo fixture to encapsulate boilerplate business logic. Refer to test_pytest_ligo.py for example usage.
Install with pip, ie:
pip install pytest-ligo
You also need ligo, which you can install in ~/.local/bin with:
curl https://gitlab.com/jpic/pytest-ligo/raw/master/install.sh | bash -eux -
Note: the above works on arch linux and ubuntu-18.04 without extra configuration. For debian, export distro=debian-10 or distro=debian-9 prior to the above command.
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