jjm is a cli that allows you make your own test samples and run the given tests.
The commands are:
$ jjm --help
usage: jjm [-h] {init,run,test,sample} ...
positional arguments:
{init,run,test,sample}
init Make a case_folder for a problem.
run Run the code with given test cases and write the result to out folder.
test executes run command and compares outputs
sample Shows the sample of the test case file.
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
init generates the directory with cases and out directories. out directory is used only for the jjm itself.
run runs your code with data given in test_case .toml files in cases folder
test compares cpecified output with real output (real output is from run command)
sample prints basic sample for a test_case file
$ jjm sample
# this is the example of case_file
# .toml format
[main]
in = ""
out = "?" # output is not specified
I haven't added jjm to PyPI yet, so you can install it via pip or pipx which i prefer for other CLIs:
git clone https://github.com/rasputyashka/jjm.git jjm
cd jjm
pipx install . # see how to install pipx