pyassert is an assertion library for the Python programming language.
Introduction
Assertions are used in automated tests to verify that a given piece of code behaves as expected. pyassert aims to provide assertions with provide
rich functionality: common assertions should be expressed easily
good readability: assertions should be easy to read and easy to understand to enhance the overall understandability of the test
independent of the test framework: pyassert assertions work with every Python test environment.
How to install it?
pyassert is available via the [Cheeseshop](http://pypi.python.org/pypi/pyassert/) so you can use easy_install or pip:
$ pip install pyassert
Links
pyassert Github repository including documentation <https://github.com/pyclectic/pyassert>
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