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Enable testing of an installed version of jarvis.
>>> import jarvis >>> jarvis.test()
That way you have some idea that javis is working beyond simply importing it without having to clone and run the tests.
PyMKS does this, see this. It basically invoked pytest inside the function.
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Thanks for the ping @knc6, Sure I can take this up 😁.
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Enable testing of an installed version of jarvis.
That way you have some idea that javis is working beyond simply importing it without having to clone and run the tests.
PyMKS does this, see this. It basically invoked pytest inside the function.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: