didak

didak

Python is a basic test case runner, that simulates input and verifies the whether the final output is correct.

Requirements

Didak uses the following packages:

• arkivist
• autopep8
• maguro

Usage

Install the latest didak package, upcoming versions might introduce unannounced changes, so a virtual environment is a must have before installation.

pip install -U didak

To integrate didak into your Python codes, check the code snippet below:

import didak

didak.didak(directory, testcase, identifier, sensitive=0, unzip=0, convert=0, loops=99, reset=0)

CLI Usage

# usage: runner [-h] -d directory -t testcase [-i identifier] [-s sensitive] [-u unzip] [-c convert] [-l loops] [-r reset]

py runner.py -d "<path_to_files>" -t "<path_to_testcase>" -i "<keyword>" -s 1 -u 1 -c 1 -l 99 -r 1

1. -d <path> - Full path of the dirctory containing the files to execute.
2. -t <*.txt> - Path to test case file
3. -u <0> - Unzip/extract ZIP files (0-1; default = 0)
4. -c <0> - Convert Jupyter notbooks to Python file (0-1; default = 0)
5. -i <keyword> - Unique keyword found on files to execute
6. -s <0> - Case-sensitivity (0-1; default = 0)
7. -l <99> - Looping / max recursions (1-9999; default = 99)
8. -r <0> - Reset analytics before execution (0-1; default = 0)

Test Case

Is used to fill in expected input and function parameters before execution and verifying of expected output. ** Template*

"Keyword1", "keyword1", "keyword 1" = value1
"Keyword2", "keyword2", "keyword 2" = value1
...
"Keyword3", "keyword3", "keyword 3" = value1
---
"Result1", "result1", "result 1"
"Result2", "result2", "result 2"
...
"Result3", "result3", "result 3"

Sample

"keyword1", "key" = "name"
"abcde", "abc" = 23.7
...
"qwerty", "qwe" = False
---
"Hello, name!", "hello, name!"
"76.87", "76.9", "77"

Did you know?

The repository name didak was inspired from the words deduce and Didache; deduce means to arrived at a consluion by reasoning, while Didache is a manuscript in the Christain theological literature.