Is there a way to run only doctests using Python Nose (nosetests)? . I do not want to run any unittests but only and only the doctests.
Thanks.
Is there a way to run only doctests using Python Nose (nosetests)? . I do not want to run any unittests but only and only the doctests.
Thanks.
You can achieve that effect ignoring all regular test files.
This can be done easily using the -I
or --ignore-files
options and a regex like .*\.py
.
An other way could be to save the doctests in a separate directory and launch nose on that.
In newer versions of nose this doesn't seem to work anymore.
This should work with newer versions of nose
, but I haven't tested it on nested modules.
echo 'import '"$PACKAGE"', inspect; print("\n".join(x[0] for x in inspect.getmembers('"$PACKAGE"', inspect.ismodule)))' | python | xargs -L 1 --replace echo "$PACKAGE.{}" | nose $(cat) --with-doctest
If you know of an easier way to extract the list of modules to doctest (perhaps using nose?), then that's all the first part is really doing.