Chamomile makes it more pleasant to make assertions inside your Python unit tests. It borrows heavily from Jasmine_'s assertion syntax. Take a look::
import chamomile
class ExampleTest(chamomile.Test):
def test_simple_assertions(self):
self.expect(12).to_equal(12)
self.expect(False).to_not_be(0)
with self.expect(ZeroDivsionError):
4 / 0
You can easily browse the full list of available assertions in the source_.
.. _Jasmine: http://pivotal.github.com/jasmine/ .. _source: https://github.com/enaeseth/chamomile/blob/master/chamomile/test.py
FAQs
Jasmine-style assertions for unittest
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