I'm using Nose tests to test a particular function. After entering the correct file directory, I run the following command in the Mac terminal: nosetests test_hardening.py: TestVoceIsotropicThetaHardening.test_dhistory
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test_hardening.py
is a python file, TestVoceIsotropicThetaHardening
is a python class, and test_dhistory
is the particular method I am running tests on.
I am consistently getting the following error: ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'TestVoceIsotropicThetaHardening'
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For your reference, here is a snippet of my code:
class HardeningBase:
def test_dhistory(self):
... # some code to calculate rv1, rv2, rv3, exact, and number
print(rv1)
print(rv2)
print(rv3)
self.assertTrue(np.allclose(exact, numer, rtol=1.0e-3))
class TestVoceIsotropicThetaHardening(unittest.TestCase, HardeningBase):
def setUp(self):
self.a = 1
self.b = 2
self.c = 3
Is there a particular way for me to test test_dhistory
of the child class TestVoceIsotropicThetaHardening
using Nose on a Mac terminal?
Resolved the problem:
nosetests test_hardening.py:TestVoceIsotropicThetaHardening.test_dhistory
instead of
nosetests test_hardening.py: TestVoceIsotropicThetaHardening.test_dhistory
- you can't leave a space in-between the colon and the class name.