What is Fixtures FOR LINUX?

Fixtures FOR LINUX

Fixtures, designed by Robert Collins, is a handy tool crafted to define a Python contract for reusable state/support logic, with a primary focus on unit testing. This tool comes equipped with helper and adaption logic, making it incredibly simple to craft your own fixtures using the fixtures contract.

Key Features:

• Defines a Python contract for reusable state/support logic


• Includes helper and adaption logic for ease of use


• Glue code provided for seamless integration in unittest compatible test cases

Technical Specifications:

• License: Free


• Platform: Linux


• Version: 1.0

Benefits of Using Fixtures:

• Standard Python unittest lacks obvious methods for state reusability


• Facilitates a uniform contract to avoid issues with helper dependencies


• Efficient creation and reuse of fixtures for multiple test cases

How to Set Up and Use Fixtures:

Using Fixtures is straightforward:

1. Define a fixture representing some state with specific attributes


2. Subclass Fixture and define setUp method for initialization


3. Utilize provided helper for adapting functions into Fixtures


4. Call cleanUp method post fixture usage to ensure proper clean-up

Additionally, Fixtures implement the context protocol, allowing for usage as a context manager.

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