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This python library provides a bunch of utility functions.
So I don't have to keep reinventing every wheel I ever want to use.
For details of how to use the various functions and methods, see 'pydoc tbx'.
Usage examples may be found in the projects listed below in "Projects that depend on this one".
This code was developed organically from 2016 to the present (2022 at the time of this update).
Tom Barron (tusculum@gmail.com)
$ py.test
With a coverage report (must have coverage and pytest-cov installed):
$ py.test --cov
With a coverage report showing the lines not tested
$ py.test --cov --cov-report term-missing
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Notice that there is an assymetry between
run(<cmd>, input=<str>, ...)andrun(<cmd>, ..., output=<str>).-
Specifically,
input=<str>can use the string directly as input, or use it as a redirection expression (<cmd> |or> <path>). -
However, in the case of
output=<str>, the called run function can't assign into the string named as the output argument. The output argument can use the string as a redirection expression, but that's all.
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