Testing Python based application
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Testing Python based application
About the Book
The book covers all aspects of testing a Python based application using Pytest.
It also covers some aspects using the unittest library to help the readers who need to use that.
About the Author
Table of Contents
- Thank you!
- Testing
- Traditional Organizations
- Quality Assurance
- Web age Organizations
- TDD vs Testing as an Afterthought
- Why test?
- Testing Modes
- Testing Applications
- Testing What to test?
- Testing in Python
- Testing Environment
- Testing Setup - Fixture
- Testing Resources
- Testing with unittest
- Use a module
- Test a module
- The tested module
- Testing - skeleton
- Testing
- Test examples
- Testing with PyTest
- Pytest features
- Test methods
- Pytest setup
- Pytest - AUT - Application Under Test
- How to use the module?
- Pytest - simple passing test
- Pytest failing test in one function
- Pytest failing test separated
- Pytest run all the test files
- Exercise: test simple module
- Pytest expected exception
- Pytest a nice Fibonacci example
- Pytest testing Fibonacci
- Pytest expected exception
- Pytest testing expected exception
- Pytest Change the text of the exception
- Pytest Missing exception
- Pytest Other exception is raised
- Pytest No exception is raised
- Exercise: test more exceptions
- Solution: test more exceptions
- PyTest: Multiple Failures
- PyTest: Multiple Failures output
- PyTest Selective running of test functions
- PyTest: stop on first failure
- Pytest: expect a test to fail (xfail or TODO tests)
- Pytest: expect a test to fail (xfail or TODO tests)
- PyTest: show xfailed tests with -rx
- Pytest: skipping tests
- Pytest: show skipped tests with -rs
- Pytest: show extra test summmary info with -r
- Pytest: skipping tests output in verbose mode
- Pytest verbose mode
- Pytest quiet mode
- PyTest print STDOUT and STDERR using -s
- Exercise: test math functions
- Exercise: test this app
- Exercise: test the csv module
- Solution: Pytest test math functions
- Solution: Pytest test this app
- Solution: test the csv module
- PyTest using classes
- Exercise: module
- Exercise: Open Source
- Parametrize PyTest with pytest.mark.parametrize
- Parametrize PyTest with multiple parameters
- Pytest and forking
- Exercise: Write tests for script combining files
- Solution: Write tests for script combining files
- Pytest: Flask echo
- Pytest: testing Flask echo
- Pytest resources
- Anagram on the command line
- PyTest testing CLI
- Pytest assert
- PyTest failure reports
- PyTest compare numbers
- PyTest compare numbers relatively
- PyTest compare strings
- PyTest compare long strings
- PyTest is one string in another strings
- PyTest test any expression
- PyTest element in list
- PyTest compare short lists
- PyTest compare short lists - verbose output
- PyTest compare lists
- PyTest compare dictionaries - different values
- PyTest compare dictionaries - missing-keys
- PyTest Fixtures
- PyTest: What are Fixtures?
- PyTest: test with functions
- PyTest Fixture setup and teardown xUnit style
- PyTest Fixture setup and teardown output
- PyTest: Fixture Class setup and teardown
- PyTest: Fixture Class setup and teardown output
- What is Dependency injection?
- Pytest fixture - tmpdir
- Pytest and tempdir
- Pytest CLI key-value store
- Pytest testing key-value store - environment variable
- Pytest testing key-value store - environment variable (outside)
- Application that prints to STDOUT and STDERR
- Pytest capture STDOUT and STDERR with capsys
- PyTest - write your own fixture
- Pytest Fixture - autouse fixtures
- Share fixtures among test files: conftest.py
- Manual fixtures (dependency injection)
- Pytest Fixture providing value
- Pytest Fixture providing value with teardown
- Pytest create fixture with file(s) - app and test
- Pytest create fixture with file(s) - helper function
- Pytest create fixture with file(s) - fixture
- Pytest with Docker - application
- Pytest with Docker - test
- Pytest with Docker - improved
- Pytest fixture inject data
- Pytest fixture for MongoDB
- Pytest parameters
- Pytest parametrized fixture
- Pytest parametrized fixture with dependency injection
- Pytest parametrized fixture to use Docker
- Pytest Mocking
- Pytest: Mocking - why?
- Pytest: Mocking - what?
- Pytest: What is Mocking? - Test Doubles
- Pytest: Monkey Patching
- Pytest: Hard-coded path
- Pytest: Hard-coded path - manually replace attribute
- Pytest: Hard-coded path - monkeypatch attribute
- Pytest: Hard-coded path - monkeypatch attribute - tempdir
- Pytest: Mocking slow external API call
- Pytest: Mocking slow external API call - manually replace function
- Pytest: Mocking slow external API call - manually replace function - broken remote
- Pytest: Mocking slow external API call - monkeypatch
- Pytest: Mocking STDIN
- Pytest: Mocking STDIN manually mocking
- Pytest: Mocking STDIN - monkeypatch
- Pytest: Mocking random numbes - the application
- Pytest: Mocking random numbes
- Pytest: Mocking multiple random numbers
- Pytest: Mocking environment variables
- Pytest: Mocking time
- Pytest: Mocking time (test expiration)
- Pytest: mocking specific timestamp with datetime
- Pytest: mocking specific timestamp with datetime
- Pytest: mocking datetime.date.today
- Pytest: mocking datetime date
- Pytest: One dimensional spacefight
- Pytest: Mocking input and output in the game
- Pytest: Mocking input and output in the game - no tools
- Pytest: Mocking random in the game
- Pytest: Mocking random in the game - no tools
- Pytest: Flask app sending mail
- Pytest: Mocking Flask app sending mail
- Pytest: Mocking - collecting stats example
- Pytest command line options
- PyTest: Run tests in parallel with xdist
- PyTest: Order of tests
- PyTest: Randomize Order of tests
- PyTest: Force default order
- PyTest test discovery
- PyTest test discovery - ignore some tests
- Pytest dry-run - collect-only
- PyTest select tests by name
- Pytest use markers to select tests
- PyTest select tests by marker
- No test selected
- Pytest reporting in JUnit XML or JSON format
- Pytest reporting in JUnit XML format
- Pytest reporting in JSON format
- Pytest JSON report
- Add extra command line parameters to Pytest - conftest - getoption
- Add extra command line parameters to Pytest - as a fixture
- Add extra command line parameters to Pytest - used in the autouse fixtures
- PyTest: Test Coverage
- Pytest and flake8
- Pytest and mypy
- Pytest - other
- Testing with Pytest
- Testing functions
- Testing class and methods
- Pytest - execute
- Pytest - execute
- Pytest simple module to be tested
- Pytest simple tests - success
- Pytest simple tests - success output
- Pytest simple tests - failure
- Pytest simple tests - failure output
- PyTest bank deposit
- PyTest expected exceptions (bank deposit)
- PyTest expected exceptions (bank deposit) - no exception happens
- PyTest expected exceptions (bank deposit) - different exception is raised
- PyTest expected exceptions - divide
- PyTest expected exceptions output
- PyTest expected exceptions (text changed)
- PyTest expected exceptions (text changed) output
- PyTest expected exceptions (other exception)
- PyTest expected exceptions (other exception) output
- PyTest expected exceptions (no exception)
- PyTest expected exceptions (no exception) output
- PyTest compare short lists - output
- Testing Master Mind
- Module Fibonacci
- PyTest - assertion
- PyTest - failure
- PyTest - list
- Pytest: monkeypatching time
- PyTest: no random order
- Testing Intro
- The software testing equasion
- The software testing equasion (fixed)
- The pieces of your software?
- Manual testing
- What to tests?
- Continuous Integration
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