Python-nose: A unittest-based testing framework for Python that makes writing and running tests easier

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Nose is a Python testing framework that extends the built-in unittest framework. It makes writing and running tests easier by automating test discovery and running. Nose can be installed via pip and used by running nosetests on test files. Tests are written as unittest classes and methods. Nose supports configuration files, running tests in parallel, and integration with IDEs like Eclipse to automatically run tests on file changes.

Python-nose: A unittest-based testing framework
for Python that makes writing and running tests
easier

Timo Stollenwerk

April 27th, 2009

Timo Stollenwerk Python-nose: A unittest-based testing framework for Pytho

Introduction

Usually: Write unit tests with boilerplate code
Automated test discovery and running process for unittest
Intended to mimic the behavior of py.test

Timo Stollenwerk Python-nose: A unittest-based testing framework for Pytho

Installation

$ e a s y _ i n s t a l l nose

Timo Stollenwerk Python-nose: A unittest-based testing framework for Pytho

Egg Installation

setup.py
...
setup (
...
t e s t _ s u i t e =' n o s e . c o l l e c t o r ' ,
t e s t _ r e q u i r e s =[ ' nose ' ] ,
i n s t a l l _ r e q u i r e s =[
...
' nose ' ,
],
...
)

Timo Stollenwerk Python-nose: A unittest-based testing framework for Pytho

Basic Usage

nosetests [options] [(optional) test les or directories]
Options
Test selection (path, package, function, etc.)
Run only tests with certain attributes
PDB
Plugins

Timo Stollenwerk Python-nose: A unittest-based testing framework for Pytho

Basic Usage: Conguration

/.noserc
[ nosetests ]
v e r b o s i t y =3
with − d o c t e s t =1
d o c t e s t − e x t e n s i o n =. t x t

Timo Stollenwerk Python-nose: A unittest-based testing framework for Pytho

Writing Unit Tests

Simplest possible failing test:
def test ( ) :
assert False

And the simplest passing test:
def test ( ) :
pass

Timo Stollenwerk Python-nose: A unittest-based testing framework for Pytho

Example Unit Tests

from l x m l i m p o r t o b j e c t i f y

c l a s s TestTransform ( ) :

d e f setUp ( s e l f ) :
from html2docbook i m p o r t Html2DocBook
h2d = Html2DocBook ( )
s e l f . h2d = h2d

def test_paragraphs ( s e l f ) :
html = 'plorem /ppipsum /p'
e x p e c t = ' s e c t i o n paralorem /paraparai
xml = s e l f . h2d . t r a n s f o r m ( html )
a s s e r t xml == e x p e c t

Timo Stollenwerk Python-nose: A unittest-based testing framework for Pytho

Automate your Unit tests with Nose

nosy.py
Every time you change any .py le, it runs tests

Timo Stollenwerk Python-nose: A unittest-based testing framework for Pytho

$Automate your Unit tests with Nose and Eclipse Go to the project properties Dene a new programbuilder Set the location to the nosetest script Set the working directory to the project location ${workspace_loc:/html2docbook} Optional: append any command line options you want Go to the build optionstag and tick the launch in backgroundänd during auto builds. Timo Stollenwerk Python-nose: A unittest-based testing framework for Pytho$

Conclusion

Nose makes it easier to write and run useful tests.
Useful tests make it easier to write less code and better code.

Timo Stollenwerk Python-nose: A unittest-based testing framework for Pytho

Futher Information

Nose: http://code.google.com/p/python-nose/
nosy.py: http://jeffwinkler.net/2006/04/27/
keeping-your-nose-green/
Automated python testing with nose and eclipse:
http://www.machine-envy.com/blog/2006/07/29/
automated-python-testing-with-nose-and-eclipse/
Pycon 2008 Talk: Testing for the lazy coder
http://us.pycon.org/common/2008/talkdata/
PyCon2008/079/nose_pycon08.pdf

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10. Automate your Unit tests with Nose and Eclipse Go to the project properties Dene a new programbuilder Set the location to the nosetest script Set the working directory to the project location ${workspace_loc:/html2docbook} Optional: append any command line options you want Go to the build optionstag and tick the launch in backgroundänd during auto builds. Timo Stollenwerk Python-nose: A unittest-based testing framework for Pytho

11. Conclusion Nose makes it easier to write and run useful tests. Useful tests make it easier to write less code and better code. Timo Stollenwerk Python-nose: A unittest-based testing framework for Pytho

12. Futher Information Nose: http://code.google.com/p/python-nose/ nosy.py: http://jeffwinkler.net/2006/04/27/ keeping-your-nose-green/ Automated python testing with nose and eclipse: http://www.machine-envy.com/blog/2006/07/29/ automated-python-testing-with-nose-and-eclipse/ Pycon 2008 Talk: Testing for the lazy coder http://us.pycon.org/common/2008/talkdata/ PyCon2008/079/nose_pycon08.pdf Timo Stollenwerk Python-nose: A unittest-based testing framework for Pytho

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