Today, we’ll cover how you can write less test code while maintaining more tests easily, or in other words: How to parametrize your unit tests. What does parametrize unit tests mean and why should use it In pytest, parametrizing a unit test means that one function tests many cases
As of writing, Obsidian is arguably one of the most popular management apps. Since it has much going for it, its popularity is no surprise. However, it never worked for me. In this post, I’ll explain why Obsidian is not the best fit for me and, by extension, perhaps
In today's post, we discuss pytest fixtures, which are arguably one of the most useful things to use in a testing framework. What are Fixtures? In terms of testing frameworks, a fixture represents the “arrange” phase of a unit test. In other words, it helps you set up
In today's post, we'll gather practical experience with pytest by writing unit tests for an example project. The Project Although pytest can handle vastly complex project structures, let's start with a simple one: In our project folder, there will be one file called math.
Today's post starts a series about unit testing with pyTest. We'll cover why you should test your code and what makes pyTest an excellent choice for testing it. About the Importance of Testing Let's first address the elephant in the room: Why should you