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Sheepy is a lightweight unit testing framework designed for Python developers who value simplicity and ease of use. It provides a core set of components to write unit tests and generate basic test reports.

v0.0.4 09/24/2024

Added

  • Added full support for API testing in the Sheepy test framework.
  • Implemented ApiRequests module for handling HTTP requests (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE) in API tests.
  • Introduced new assert methods: assertStatusCode, assertJsonResponse, and assertResponseContains to validate HTTP responses.
  • Provided built-in HTTP error handling via the HttpError exception class.

v0.0.3 09/22/2024

Added

  • SheepyTestCase: Implementation of the class that automatically registers and runs tests when inheriting.
  • TestOutputFormatter: Module created to format test results, providing a clear and consistent view of the outputs.
  • Assertions Module: Creation of a separate module (asserts.py) that includes assertion methods such as assertEqual, assertTrue, assertFalse, and assertRaises.

Changed

  • Test Execution: Modification of the logic in the SheepyTestCase class to run tests when registering subclasses.
  • Output Formats: Updated the _output_results method to use TestOutputFormatter, improving the presentation of test results.
  • Code Structure: Removed assertion methods from the SheepyTestCase class to centralize the assertion logic in the new module.

Fixed

  • Error Messages: Improvements in error messages for expected failures and tests.

v0.0.2 09/21/2024

changing the entire project structure, reorganizing and changing use cases. Improving to increasingly optimize unit tests.

Initial relase

Features

  • Test decoration: Using the @sheepy decorator to mark functions as test cases.
  • Test discovery: Automatically finding test cases within a specified class.
  • Test runner: Executing test cases and collecting results.
  • Basic reporting: Generating a simple pass/fail report.
  • Logging: Providing a mechanism for logging test execution details.