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utfuzz
utfuzz
is a Python fuzzing engine. It supports fuzzing of Python code and generation reproducing code for error and regression suites.
Installation
utfuzz
supports Python versions 3.8-3.11
You can install it as a python module:
$ python -m pip install utfuzz
Or from source code using poetry
:
$ git clone https://github.com/tamarinvs19/utfuzz
$ cd utfuzz
$ python -m pip install build
Java installation
utfuzz
depends on Java 17 and newer. If you don't have an installed Java utfuzz
will try to install (now this
function available only for Linux) or give you a link to installation instruction.
Java installation instruction for Linux
Java installation instruction for Windows
Java installation instruction for MacOS
Using utfuzz
You can use utfuzz
one of three modes:
- dialog mode (default)
- config file mode (work if you add
--skip_dialog
argument and there are config file after previous executions) - CLI arguments mode (work if you add
--skip_dialog
and--skip_config_file
)
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--skip_dialog Do not ask parameters before execution
--skip_config_file Do not use config file in current directory
--skip_regression_tests
Do not generate regression suite
-j JAVA, --java JAVA Path to Java
-t TIMEOUT, --timeout TIMEOUT
Timeout for test generation process per one class or group of top-level functions from one file
-p PROJECT_DIR, --project_dir PROJECT_DIR
Directory with your code for testing
-o OUTPUT_DIR, --output_dir OUTPUT_DIR
Directory for generated tests collecting
--sys_paths [SYS_PATHS ...]
Additional path to find imports(will be added to `sys.path`, default = project directory) [optional]
--files_under_test [FILES_UNDER_TEST ...]
List of files for testing, empty means <<test all>> [optional]
--requirements_file REQUIREMENTS_FILE
Path to requirements.txt [optional]
See also main website of UnitTestBot project and GitHub repository.
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