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Abstract: Making your life easier with automated testing of Python is the sole aim of this book. Because its a cookbook, you can take things at your own pace, in your own order, and learn practical application rather than nebulous theory. Learn to write tests at every level using a variety of Python testing tools The first book to include detailed screenshots and recipes for using Jenkins continuous integration server (formerly known as Hudson) Explore innovative ways to introduce automated testing to legacy systems Written by Greg L. Turnquist senior software engineer and author of Spring Python 1.1 Part of Packts Cookbook series: Each recipe is a carefully organized sequence of instructions to complete the task as efficiently as possible In Detail Are you looking at new ways to write better, more efficient tests? Are you struggling to add automated testing to your existing system? The Python unit testing framework, originally referred to as PyUnit and now known as unittest, is a framework that makes it easier for you to write automated test suites efficiently in Python. This book will show you exactly how to squeeze every ounce of value out of automated testing. The Python Testing Cookbook will empower you to write tests using lots of Python test tools, code samples, screenshots, and detailed explanations. By learning how and when to write tests at every level, you can vastly improve the quality of your code and your personal skill set. Packed with lots of test examples, this will become your go-to book for writing good tests. This practical cookbook covers lots of test styles including unit-level, test discovery, doctest, BDD, acceptance, smoke, and load testing. It will guide you to use popular Python tools effectively and discover how to write custom extensions. You will learn how to use popular continuous integration systems like Jenkins (formerly known as Hudson) and TeamCity to automatically test your code upon check in. This book explores Pythons built-in ability to run code found embedded in doc strings and also plugging in to popular web testing tools like Selenium. By the end of this book, you will be proficient in many test tactics and be ready to apply them to new applications as well as legacy ones
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Greg L. Turnquist
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Greg L. Turnquist has worked in the software industry since 1997. He is an active participant in the open source community, and has contributed patches to several projects including MythTV, Spring Security, MediaWiki, and the TestNG Eclipse plugin. As a test-bitten script junky, he has always sought the right tool for the job. He is a firm believer in agile practices and automated testing. He has developed distributed systems, LAMP-based setups, and supported mission-critical systems hosted on various platforms.
After graduating from Auburn University with a Master's in Computer Engineering, Greg started working with Harris Corporation. He worked on many contracts utilizing many types of technology. In 2006, he created the Spring Python project and went on to write Spring Python 1.1 in 2010. He joined SpringSource, a division of VMware in 2010, as part of their international software development team.
I would like to extend my thanks to Sylvain Hellegouarch, Matt Closson, as well as my editors, for taking the time to technically review this book and provide valuable feedback. I thank my one-year-old daughter for pulling me away when I needed a break and my one-month-old son for giving me MANY opportunities in the middle of the night to work on this book. I especially thank my precious wife Sara for the support, encouragement, patience, and most importantly for saying "I think we should strike while the iron is hot" when I was offered this writing opportunity.
Matthew Closson is a creative technologist and entrepreneur at heart. He is currently employed as a software engineer by Philips Healthcare. He is passionate about software testing, systems integration, and web technologies. When not obsessing over Ruby and C# code, this elusive developer is likely to be found reading at the local bookstore or relaxing on the beach.
Chetan Giridhar has more than five years experience of working in the software services industry, product companies, and research organizations. He has a string background of C/C++, Java (certified Java professional) and has a good command of Perl, Python scripting languages, using which he has developed useful tools and automation frameworks. His articles on Code Reviews, Software Automation, and Agile methodologies have been published in international magazines including TestingExperience and AgileRecord for which he has received appreciation from other industry experts on his websiteTechnoBeans. Chetan has also co-authored a book on Design Patterns in Python that is listed at Python's Official Website. He has given lectures on PythonProgramming to software professionals and at educational institutes including the Indian Institute of Astrophysics, Bangalore. Chetan holds a B.E. in Electrical Engineering from the University of Mumbai and feels that the world is full of knowledge.
I take this opportunity to thank Rahul Verma, who has guided and inspired me, Ashok Mallya and Rishi Ranjan, for their encouragement and for the confidence they have shown in me. Special thanks to my parents Jayant and Jyotsana Giridhar, and my wife Deepti, who have all been a constant support.
Sylvain Hellegouarch is a senior software engineer with several years experience in development and performance testing in various companies, both in France and in the United Kingdom. Passionate about open-source software, he has written several Python projects around communication protocols such as HTTP, XMPP, and the Atom Publishing Protocol. He has been part of the CherryPy team since 2004 and has also authored the CherryPy Essentials book, published by Packt Publishing in 2007. Sylvain also reviewed Spring Python, published by Packt Publishing in 2010. His current interests are set on the open-data movement and the wave of innovation it brings to public services. When away from his computer, Sylvain plays the guitar and the drums or spends his time with friends and family.
Maurice HT Ling completed his Ph.D. in Bioinformatics and B.Sc(Hons) in Molecular and Cell Biology from The University of Melbourne where he worked on microarray analysis and text mining for protein-protein interactions. He is currently a Senior Scientist (Bioinformatics) in Life Technologies and an Honorary Fellow in The University of Melbourne, Australia. Maurice holds several Chief Editorships including The Python Papers, Computational and Mathematical Biology, and Methods and Cases in Computational, Mathematical, and Statistical Biology. In Singapore, he co-founded the Python User Group (Singapore) and has been the co-chair of PyCon Asia-Pacific since 2010. In his free time, Maurice likes to train in the gym, read, and enjoy a good cup of coffee. He is also a Senior Fellow of the International Fitness Association, USA. His personal website is: http://maurice.vodien.com.
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