This release includes:
send correct newline in mimeEncode (thanks Ivan Kurmanov)
handle Max-Age set to 0 (thanks Matt Chisholm)
Webunit is a framework for unit testing websites:
Browser-like page fetching including fetching the images and stylesheets needed for a page and following redirects
Cookies stored and trackable (all automatically handled)
HTTP, HTTPS, GET, POST, basic auth all handled, control over expected status codes, …
DOM parsing of pages to retrieve and analyse structure, including simple form re-posting
Two-line page-fetch followed by form-submit possible, with error checking
Ability to register error page content across multiple tests
Uses python’s standard unittest module as the underlying framework
May also be used to regression-test sites, or ensure their ongoing operation once in production (testing login processes work, etc.)
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