A unittest-based test runner that [tmc-langs](https://github.com/rage/tmc-langs) uses to check exercises. Runs tests and ouputs the results in JSON format. Allows one to assign points to individual test cases or classes with `@points` decorators.

This test runner accepts standard unittest test cases. One can optionally import and use the `@points` decorators from the library. A basic decorated test case looks like this:

import unittest

from tmc import points

class TestSomething(unittest.TestCase):

@points('1.1')

def test_something(self):

self.assertEqual('a', 'a')

if __name__ == '__main__':

unittest.main()

See the [test resources](test/resources/) folder for more examples.

To run the tests, execute:

$ python -m tmc

Now `.tmc_test_results.json` will contain the test results:

[

{

"backtrace": [],

"message": "",

"name": "test_something.TestSomething.test_something",

"points": [

"1.1"

],

"status": "passed"

}

]

One can check what points are available by running:

$ python -m tmc available_points

Then `.available_points.json` has all the points:

{

"test_something.TestSomething.test_something": [

"1.1"

]

}