Generate Unit Tests in SECONDS with Pynguin Library
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2024
- Struggling to write unit tests in Python? Want to save time and effort? ⏱️ Check out Pynguin, a library that automatically generates unit tests from your code!
In this video, we explore Pynguin's features:
Effortless Unit Test Creation: Generate unit tests with a single command!
Broad Coverage: Pynguin aims to cover various input scenarios for comprehensive testing.
Refactoring Helper: Use Pynguin to generate tests before refactoring your existing code for safe modifications.
Ideal for Existing Codebases: Breathe life into testless code with Pynguin's auto-generation.
However, keep in mind:
Pynguin may require reviewing the generated tests for optimization.
It might not be ideal for Test-Driven Development (TDD) workflows.
Is Pynguin right for you? Watch this video to find out!
Links:
Pynguin Documentation: pynguin.readth...
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Excellent…can it create mock test involving AWS services?
Well issue with this kind of libraries imho is, that real life code is not a single module separated from everything else. It's much bigger than that and has a ton of dependencies and/or setup and tear down required. Some tests require quite a lot of fixtures and some of those fixtures are configurable as well. Conclusion is...I'd have to change manually great majority of that auto generated tests to make them any good, so I might as well right them on my own from scratch. And it doesn't support python 3.11+, so it's a big issue.
Great videos
Keep it up bro...😊