bzr revid: mra@mra-laptop-20110317044632-q2idnbo10137sp20 bzr revid: mra@mra-laptop-20110318090655-j34s9q5qu3iika49 bzr revid: mra@mra-laptop-20110321091456-nn8ydasget5h400r bzr revid: mra@mra-laptop-20110322130110-e4q5os11b2aphfk6 bzr revid: mra@mra-laptop-20110323043940-490q3q9lnwwvduy0 bzr revid: mra@mra-laptop-20110328045527-rih3g38wcgonx05m bzr revid: mra@mra-laptop-20110329045144-vclevl8cvq05ga8c bzr revid: mra@mra-laptop-20110330044007-iiokjyv6ap6k94ak bzr revid: mra@mra-laptop-20110401043719-mtgl4wwz90mi5rac bzr revid: mra@mra-laptop-20110404044827-rqbqf6jdaf9o5unc
This module provide a generic framework to define your own quality test.
All you have to do is to:
* create a folder with your test in 'base_module_quality' (e.g: mkdir base_module_quality\mytest)
* create a .py file in it with same name as the folder you just created (e.g: touch base_module_quality\mytest\mytest.py)
* edit your file and define a class 'quality_check' that
* inherits the class 'abstract_quality_test' (defined in base_module_quality.py)
* implements the __init__() method accordingly to what you want to test.