Rob has landed my overhaul of testresources. testresources is now a lot cleaner, with more tests, more documentation and fewer classmethods. If you've looked at it before and found it a bit confusing, now is a great time to have a fresh look.
The NEWS file, README or TODO are all great places to start. Or, you could just download the branch from Launchpad. 'bzr branch lp:testresources' should do the trick.
There's still so much I want to do, but this has been the big step: getting a firm conceptual base to work from.
Thursday, October 2, 2008
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3 comments:
Congratulations. One thing that'd be useful to see is a demonstration test suite showing how to integrate all the bits.
It wasn't particularly obvious when I was trying to do so for a project and there wasn't easy to find other projects using the package.
Yeah, that's a big thing I want to do. Unfortunately, the code I most want to do it with is proprietary!
I'll see what I can muster.
I've published a howto with examples. Tell me what you think.
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