Test Anything Protocol (TAP) tools
Project description
tappy is a set of tools for working with the Test Anything Protocol (TAP), a line based test protocol for recording test data in a standard way.
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Releases
Version 1.5, Released May 18, 2015
TAPTestRunner has a set_combined method to collect all results in a single output file.
The nosetests plugin has an optional --tap-combined flag to collect all results in a single output file.
TAPTestRunner has a set_format method to specify line format.
The nosetests plugin has an optional --tap-format flag to specify line format.
Version 1.4, Released April 4, 2015
Update setup.py to support Debian packaging. Include man page.
Version 1.3, Released January 9, 2015
The tappy command line tool is available as a TAP consumer.
The Parser and Loader are available as APIs for programmatic handling of TAP files and data.
Version 1.2, Released December 21, 2014
Provide a syntax highlighter for Pygments so any project using Pygments (e.g., Sphinx) can highlight TAP output.
Version 1.1, Released October 23, 2014
TAPTestRunner has a set_outdir method to specify where to store .tap files.
The nosetests plugin has an optional --tap-outdir flag to specify where to store .tap files.
tappy has backported support for Python 2.6.
tappy has support for Python 3.2, 3.3, and 3.4.
tappy has support for PyPy.
Version 1.0, Released March 2014
Initial release of tappy
TAPTestRunner - A test runner for unittest modules that generates TAP files.
Provides a plugin for integrating with nose.
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