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"""Unit tests for the Draft workbench, non-GUI only.
From the terminal, run the following:
FreeCAD -t TestDraft
From within FreeCAD, run the following:
import Test, TestDraft
Test.runTestsFromModule(TestDraft)
For the GUI-only tests see TestDraftGui.
"""
# ===========================================================================
# The unit tests can be run from the operating system terminal, or from
# within FreeCAD itself.
#
# The tests can be run using the full 'FreeCAD' executable
# or the console only 'FreeCADCmd' executable. In the latter case
# some functions cannot be tested as the view providers (visual properties)
# are not available.
#
# ===========================================================================
# In the following, first the command to run the test from the operating
# system terminal is listed, followed by the commands to run the test
# from the Python console within FreeCAD.
#
# ===========================================================================
# Run all Draft tests
# ----
# FreeCAD -t TestDraft
#
# >>> import Test, TestDraft
# >>> Test.runTestsFromModule(TestDraft)
#
# ===========================================================================
# Run tests from a specific module (all classes within this module)
# ----
# FreeCAD -t drafttests.test_creation
#
# >>> import Test, drafttests.test_creation
# >>> Test.runTestsFromModule(drafttests.test_creation)
#
# ===========================================================================
# Run tests from a specific class within a module
# ----
# FreeCAD -t drafttests.test_creation.DraftCreation
#
# >>> import Test, drafttests.test_creation
# >>> Test.runTestsFromClass(drafttests.test_creation.DraftCreation)
#
# ===========================================================================
# Run a specific unit test from a class within a module
# ----
# FreeCAD -t drafttests.test_creation.DraftCreation.test_line
#
# >>> import unittest
# >>> one_test = "drafttests.test_creation.DraftCreation.test_line"
# >>> all_tests = unittest.TestLoader().loadTestsFromName(one_test)
# >>> unittest.TextTestRunner().run(all_tests)
# ===========================================================================
# When the full test is run
# FreeCAD -t TestDraft
#
# all classes that are found in this file are run.
#
# We import the classes from submodules. These classes contain
# the actual unit tests.
#
# The classes will be run in alphabetical order. So, to force
# a particular order of testing we import them with a name
# that follows a defined alphanumeric sequence.
# Import tests
from drafttests.test_import import DraftImport as DraftTest01
# Objects tests
from drafttests.test_creation import DraftCreation as DraftTest02
from drafttests.test_modification import DraftModification as DraftTest03
# Testing the utils module
from drafttests.test_draftgeomutils import TestDraftGeomUtils as DraftTest04
# Handling of file formats tests
# from drafttests.test_svg import DraftSVG as DraftTest05
from drafttests.test_dxf import DraftDXF as DraftTest06
# from drafttests.test_dwg import DraftDWG as DraftTest07
# from drafttests.test_oca import DraftOCA as DraftTest08
# from drafttests.test_airfoildat import DraftAirfoilDAT as DraftTest09
from drafttests.test_array import DraftArray as DraftTest10
# Use the modules so that code checkers don't complain (flake8)
True if DraftTest01 else False
True if DraftTest02 else False
True if DraftTest03 else False
True if DraftTest04 else False
# True if DraftTest05 else False
True if DraftTest06 else False
# True if DraftTest07 else False
# True if DraftTest08 else False
# True if DraftTest09 else False
True if DraftTest10 else False
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