Changes between Version 7 and Version 8 of TracDev/WritingUnitTests

Timestamp:

Jul 27, 2015, 8:53:35 PM (9 years ago)

Author:

figaro

Comment:

Cosmetic changes

TracDev/WritingUnitTests

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 = Writing unit tests
 
-This wiki page shows how to write your own unit tests for Trac or Trac plugin.
+This wiki page shows how to write your own unit tests for Trac or a Trac plugin.
 
 == Start writing `TestCase`s
 
-Any unit test should derive from class `unittest.TestCase` in order to be called from `unittest.makeSuite`. Thus you can make a set of test cases, which are called test suite.
+Any '''unit test''' should derive from class `unittest.TestCase` to be called from `unittest.makeSuite`. Thus you can make a set of '''test cases''', which are called '''test suite'''.
 
-Usually you need to setup your `Environment` in order to have any access to your Trac environment. This can be done using `EnvironmentStub`.
+Usually you need to setup your `Environment` to have any access to your Trac environment. This can be done using `EnvironmentStub`.
 
-This test suite can be executed as a normal python code.
+This test suite can be executed as a normal Python code.
 
-Here's a simple Test case (from trac plugin [th:wiki/LogWatcherPlugin LogWatcherPlugin]) to explain the above:
+Here is a simple test case from Trac plugin [th:wiki/LogWatcherPlugin LogWatcherPlugin] to explain the above:
 
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 == Using several test methods
 
-You can use several test methods within a `TestCase` class; they need to start with `test`. When you use method `setUp` it will be executed for each test method. If you only want to "set up" your test environment once of your test case, you need to use class method `setUpClass`.
+You can use several test methods within a `TestCase` class; they need to start with `test`. When you use method `setUp` it will be executed for each test method. If you only want to "set up" your test environment once for your test case, you need to use class method `setUpClass`.
 
 Note that `setUpClass` and `tearDownClass` are available since Python 2.7.