pytest-manifest
pytest-manifest is a plugin for the pytest testing framework. Its purpose is to provide an easy way to capture and assert test outputs.
Installation
To install pytest-manifest, use pip:
pip install pytest-manifest
Usage
pytest-manifest exposes a manifest fixture that loads the expected test result from a YAML file and can be asserted against a test output:
def test(manifest):
assert manifest == "actual"
...or load a subset of the file using a key:
assert manifest["key"] == "actual"
The manifest file can optionally be overwritten with the actual test result on failed assertions by passing the --overwrite-manifest/-O flag to pytest when executing tests:
pytest --overwrite-manifest test.py
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