""" a simple through-the-web test runner this is an alternative to using a zeo client or zunit. You can set up a simple external method to call this and view test results in your browser or via command-line tool. Results are not saved anywhere. If you use the makeSuite below to build your test suites, you can pass in the live zope context as zunit does. See ZWiki.tests.__init__ for an example of use. problems: tests run wherever we invoke this, and are affected by that environment tests are affected by the current user's permissions - same as zunit ? test activities affect the user's browser session. How does zunit avoid this ? """ # import a more recent copy of pyunit if available # no effect, try other modules try: from Products.ZWiki.tests import unittest except ImportError: import unittest from cStringIO import StringIO # as in zunit: class TestCase (unittest.TestCase): def setZopeContext (self, ctx): self.ZopeContext = ctx class TestSuite(unittest.TestSuite): def setZopeContext (self, ctx): self.ZopeContext = ctx for test in self._tests: test.setZopeContext (ctx) def makeSuite(testCaseClass, prefix='test', sortUsing=cmp): cases = map(testCaseClass, unittest.getTestCaseNames(testCaseClass, prefix, sortUsing)) return TestSuite(cases) ### def simpleTestRunner(suite, context=None): """ a simple through-the-web test runner. """ context.REQUEST.RESPONSE.setHeader ('Content-type', 'text/plain') if hasattr (suite, 'setZopeContext') and context: suite.setZopeContext(context) s = StringIO() unittest.JUnitTextTestRunner(stream=s).run(suite) results = s.getvalue() # try: # stream = StringAndHttpIO (ctx.REQUEST.RESPONSE) # except AttributeError: # stream = StringIO() # success = unittest.TextTestRunner (stream).run (suite).wasSuccessful() # results = stream.getvalue() s.close() return "

TEST RESULTS:\n%s

" % (results)