Seismograph
About
This is framework for test development. It makes life so easy because has flexible structure. If you are needing for extension which is not, that you can to create issue on github or implemented it and send merge request.
Features
Built-in extensions
Async launch at choice
Real suite objects
Test script by steps
Test case as class, function or static function
Context flow for test execution
XUnit xml report
Detailed reason of crash by any problem
Logical layers for all runnable objects
Time of execution measured separately for any of runnable objects
Opportunity to repeat test with help generator object
Installation
Full installation:
pip install seismograph
Simple install(for unit testing, without extensions):
SIMPLE_SEISMOGRAPH=true pip install seismograph
With choice extensions:
SEISMOGRAPH_EXTENSIONS='selenium, mocker' pip install seismograph
Documentation
Quick start
import seismograph
suite = seismograph.Suite(__name__)
@suite.register
def my_first_test(case):
case.assertion.equal(1, 1)
if __name__ == '__main__':
seismograph.main()Run tests
seismograph /path/to/suites/
or like
python -m seismograph /path/to/suites/
Async run
multiprocessing
threading
gevent (for python 2 only)
2 maintainers
Metadata
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