makePythonTdd

makePythonTdd with no variables

  • Here is the program_ from how to make a Python Test Driven Development environment automatically

     1#!/bin/bash
 2uv init more_magic
 3cd more_magic
 4mkdir src
 5mv main.py src/more_magic.py
 6mkdir tests
 7touch tests/__init__.py
 8
 9echo "import unittest
10
11
12class TestMoreMagic(unittest.TestCase):
13
14    def test_failure(self):
15        self.assertFalse(True)
16
17
18# Exceptions seen
19# AssertionError
20" > tests/test_more_magic.py
21
22echo "pytest" > requirements.txt
23echo "pytest-watcher" >> requirements.txt
24uv add --requirement requirements.txt
25uv run pytest-watcher . --now

     1uv init more_magic
 2cd more_magic
 3mkdir src
 4Move-Item "main.py" "src/more_magic.py"
 5mkdir tests
 6New-Item tests/__init__.py
 7
 8"import unittest
 9
10
11class TestMoreMagic(unittest.TestCase):
12
13    def test_failure(self):
14        self.assertFalse(True)
15
16
17# Exceptions seen
18# AssertionError
19" | Out-File "tests/test_more_magic.py" -Encoding UTF8
20
21"pytest" | Out-File requirements.txt -Encoding UTF8
22"pytest-watcher" >> requirements.txt
23uv add --requirement requirements.txt
24uv run pytest-watcher . --now

  • change more_magic to the name of your Project and when the program_ is called to make a `Test Driven Development`_ any time you want

  • type this in the terminal_ to run the program_

    ./makePythonTdd.sh

    .\makePythonTdd.ps1

makePythonTdd with variables

BONUS: makePythonTdd.sh Pro

Since you are the adventurous type and made it this deep in the book, I have added extra lines that

  • make the project with PROJECT_NAME as the name if you do not give a name

  • make the class name in CapWords format

  • open the test file_ and source file_ in your editor

code src/$PROJECT_NAME.py and code tests/test_$PROJECT_NAME.py work with `Visual Studio Code`_ you can change code to use the command for any `Integrated Development Environment (IDE)`_ you like