pytest-unordered

Test equality of unordered collections in pytest.

Installation

pip install pytest-unordered

Usage

from pytest_unordered import unordered

def test_unordered():
    assert [3, 2, {1: ['b', 'a']}] == unordered({1: unordered('a', 'b')}, 2, 3)

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