This post has several examples, and covers fixtures, test discovery, asserts, running options, and running unittests and doctests.
Nose’s tagline is “nose extends unittest to make testing easier”.
It’s is a fairly well known python unit test framework, and can run doctests, unittests, and “no boilerplate” tests.
Well, the poll I put up a couple weeks ago has 125 votes last I checked.
Results
The other votes were:
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This is mostly what I expected.
So I think I’m on the Continue reading
I’m planning on covering doctest, unittest, nose, and py.test.
However, I’d like to know if my guess at interest level is right.
Also curious which framework(s) I should spend the most time on, and if I’ve missed some important framework.
I’m using a free polldaddy account, so I believe only the first 200 will be counted.
Thanks for taking the time with this.