Added working test_cli.py using valid string inputs#98
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Thanks. Have had a look. Merging into "cli" for now.
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@alaniwi: This single test module should be enough to guide you in how to set up the CLI interface. A few notes:
Run with:
Note that this uses
pytest.mark.parametrizewhich allows you to define a list of inputs that get parametrised into a single test - so that it runs it once for each input. Note that the inputs demonstrate that we can send strings in for each argument, e.g.: