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pytest-netscenario
A pytest plugin for netscenario: test a program on a described network.
import pytest
@pytest.mark.netscenario("scenarios/lte-like.yaml")
def test_media_delay(netscenario_result):
assert netscenario_result["media"].delay.p99 < 0.150 # seconds
The plugin gives the fixture netscenario (a runner), the marker netscenario(...), a guard that skips (or, on a CI, fails) when the machine cannot create network namespaces, and a section in the report with the numbers of each run. It needs Linux and installs the package netscenario, in exactly the same version.
Documentation: docs/PYTEST.md. The status is pre-alpha.
Licensed under either of Apache License 2.0 or MIT, at your option.
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