utl

This is a simply one-function utility. The purpose is to print available tests without executing them. It should be used with standard *python’s unit tests*.

utl stands for u-nit t-est l-ister.

Usage

You can see it in action on this asciicast.

Note:

If you run UTL with Django project, pass env. var. like this:

$ DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE=mysite.settings; utl <dir-to-scan-for-tests>

see details Django doc.

Installation

As other python packages:

pip install utl

Licence

Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported (CC BY-SA 3.0)

Authors

Many thanks to Vaultah because he|she cover the main work on stackoverflow

Wrapping Vaultah’s work into package was done by xliiv.

Future features

process and pass all possible unittest.discovery params
‘entry point’ could be in package notation, eg.:

foo.bar.baz
show some sort of statistics

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