These are tests for the rush hour game.
Note that these tests aren't guaranteed to be correct, it's very likely that I've made mistakes, misunderstood some parts of the exercise or added unnecessary constraints. If so, please open up an issue or correct them and make a pull request.
If you don't understand why a test failed, open up the test file and see what's going on. I've tried to keep the tests somewhat simple and descriptive.
If you found a mistake or want to add your own tests, feel free to do so (via basic git usage and a pull request, see tutorials on the web)
Covered:
- API of Car
- API of Board
- A pretty simple test of one valid playthrough of the game
Not covered:
- More interesting playthroughs or edge-cases
- Doesn't enforce correct usage of the API - e.g by replacing your own class implementations with alternative ones.
Place the tests within the ex9 project folder(either directly or within a nested directory within the main folder.)
Requires 'pytest' to be available in your environment. Can be installed via
python -m pip install pytest,
then you can run the tests via python -m pytest -vv or via
PyCharm
Requires python 3.6.
On some systems you may have to type python3
instead of python in the above commands.
If there happen to be multiple 'game.py' files within your project root, it will use the topmost(most nested) one.
(If you run python -m pytest -k "test_ensure_tests_configured_corrrectly" -s
it will tell you which python executable and game.py file is being used)