Re: [Pyst-users] testing framework for pyst

[Matthew N. <mni...@di...>]

You can use the agitb module (similar to the cgitb module) to print
python errors that occurred in scripts.  There are no test frameworks
that I know of.  You can also test your scripts by running them directly
from your shell and manually entering what asterisk would send to the
script.  Turn on agi debugging to get an idea of what that should look
like.

On Tue, 2008-12-16 at 16:58 +0100, ax21 wrote:
> Is it possible to test pyst scripts somehow ?
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> I need a framework where I can run the python scripts directly from  
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> It should be possible since its just STD messages
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> If this does not already exist, can someone point me to a possible  
> solution ? What Do I need to do in order to run the framework test  
> script, calling the AGI Script, which starts the agi instance.
> Then Prints every STDOUT Message sent out, and receives the  
> agi.verbose() messages.
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> It might be easier to develop on complex agi scripts this way, rather  
> than to call on the Asterisk channel on every change, and it wont  
> print python error stacks either
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