Unit Testing Set Up and Use

[RockBlok]

Hello again,

I found the unittest documentation and put together this simple scenario based on a tutorial I'm working through.

My question: Is it possible to test a single case instead of both?

Ie.. if I wanted to choose just to run the test_True case. I see there are test skip options in the documentation, I couldn't find anything to test only a specific case.

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import unittest   def isDivisible(x, y):     #is x evenly divisible by y?     return x % y == 0   class Bool_Unit_Testing(unittest.TestCase):     def test_True(self):         self.assertEqual(isDivisible(2,2),True)     def test_False(self):         self.assertEqual(isDivisible(2,3),False)       if __name__ == "__main__":     unittest.main()

[sgrey]

Hello again,

I found the unittest documentation and put together this simple scenario based on a tutorial I'm working through.

My question: Is it possible to test a single case instead of both?

Ie.. if I wanted to choose just to run the test_True case. I see there are test skip options in the documentation, I couldn't find anything to test only a specific case.

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import unittest   def isDivisible(x, y):     #is x evenly divisible by y?     return x % y == 0   class Bool_Unit_Testing(unittest.TestCase):     def test_True(self):         self.assertEqual(isDivisible(2,2),True)     def test_False(self):         self.assertEqual(isDivisible(2,3),False)       if __name__ == "__main__":     unittest.main()

Have you tried command line interface from documentation? https://docs.python.org/3/library/unitte...-interface

1	python -m unittest file_name.class_name.function_name

essentially how you call it.

[deanhystad]

Testing is easier when you have an IDE with a test manager. You should also look at pytest. I've used both and like pytest more.