More Testing! Extends the `unittest.TestCase` to provide deep, yet fuzzy, structural comparisons
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FuzzyTestCase extends the unittest.TestCase to provide deep, yet fuzzy, structural comparisons; intended for use in test cases dealing with JSON.
The primary method is the assertAlmostEqual method with the following arguments:
test_value - the value, or structure being testedexpected - the expected value or structure. In the case of a number, the accuracy is controlled by the following parameters. In the case of a structure, only the not-null parameters of expected are tested for existence.msg - Detailed error message if there is no matchKeyword arguments:
digits - number of decimal places of accuracy required to consider two values equalplaces - number of significant digits used to compare values for accuracydelta - maximum difference between values for them to be equalThis method assertEqual is recursive; it does a deep comparison; it can not handle cycles in the data structure.
digits, places, and delta must be specified as keyword argumentsFAQs
More Testing! Extends the `unittest.TestCase` to provide deep, yet fuzzy, structural comparisons
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