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Who can tell me a small or middle opensource (for instance, on Github) project on Python (not Django) with good test coverage, using unittest. I’ve read some books and articles about this theme and I want to get practice of unittest. See real unittest code in real project.
I’d also look into using nosetests, you can write your tests in the unittest style if you like or in a more modular way. In order to get coverage using nosetests all you need to do is tack on the –with-coverage modifier on the command line. Also if you just want good coverage of your code as it’s executed I’d use the actual coverage module http://nedbatchelder.com/code/coverage/ you can import it into your project and use it programmatically as well. Hope this helps.