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Writing Tests

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Joscha Götzer edited this page Feb 16, 2017 · 20 revisions

In case you want to practice test-driven development, or ensure your bot still works after consecutive changes, you should write test cases.

This page needs contribution! For now, see testUpdater.py as a reference.

Mocking

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Unit Tests

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Integration Tests

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