pyfix
pyfix is a framework for writing and executing automated tests including unittests, integration tests or acceptance tests. pyfix provides capabilities similar to other tools (such as unittest) but does not follow the xUnit semantics to write tests.
pyfix Principals
pyfix aims to make tests easy to read and understand while it encourages the use of accepted software design principles such as favor composition over inheritance. pyfix also tries to reduce the amount of syntactic “waste” that some other frameworks suffer from (i.e. putting self in front of almost everything).
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pyfix Github repository <https://github.com/pyclectic/pyfix>
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