Unit tests in Leo

[Tomi Lindberg]

I'm quite (or very) new to both unit testing and Leo. I've
been trying to get @test nodes to work without success so
I'd like to have very simple example.

So, if I have a @file with the following content...

def divide_by_two(x):
return x/2

....and I'd like to write a @test node that checks whether
the function returns the right number ( like
assertsEqual(divide_by_two(8), 4) ). Now, what should the
@test node look like?

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[ajikoe]

Hello Tomi,

I'm not really sure about your question, but concerning unit testing
you can do a simple test.

import unittest

First: in your module (where you define functions) you should create a
class which use unittest.TestCase as your superclass.

Second: Use method runTest to type your test

Third: below the __name__ == "__main__" type unittest.main();

For example:
class testMyFunc(unittest.TestCase):
def runTest(self):
h = myFunc()
self.assertEqual(something,h)
#----------------------
if __name__ == "__main__":
unittest.main();
Sincerely Yours,
Pujo

[Tomi Lindberg]

aj****@gmail.com wrote:

Hello Tomi,

I'm not really sure about your question, but concerning unit testing
you can do a simple test.

No problem. I found the Leo forums at Source Forge and I've
already received some answers in there. Thanks for replying
though.

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