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Teleplay

Test a single or series of Python CLI programs all at once!

Features

Ever needed to test a series of command line scripts with flexible YAML-based arguments? Me neither -- until I did!

Provide a list of Python CLI invocations along with their associated command line arguments in a teleplay.yaml file, and go to it!

Example

The following example tests a module known as PaperPC using a program that allows for simple addition (main.ppc). The YAML represents the command line for this module: paperpc main.ppc --inputs [2,3].

modules:
    paperpc:
        args:
            - main.ppc
            - --inputs [2,3]
        outcome: 5

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