Add makefile for short test command lines (cf #45) #53
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Also make test/python_tests/image_encoding_speed_test.py compliant with nosetest runner.
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Also make test/python_tests/image_encoding_speed_test.py compliant
with nosetest runner.
This would allow to run tests like:
make test: (default command, run all tests)make test test/python_tests/image_encoding_speed_test.py: run test of given file or directory onlymake test_verbose [test/python_tests/image_encoding_speed_test.py]run test without string capture (useful when we have custom prints), and just likemake testcan take a file or directory as argumentmake tdd: run tests and stop at first failing test, running a pdb debugger for investigation, can take a file or directory as parametermake test_failed: rerun failed tests from last runmake help: in case one have a memory black out ;)All this can be done simply par running
nosetestswith the correct arguments, but the idea of the Makefile is to have the common needs so we don't have to remember the nose command line arguments.This has been tested both on python 2.7 and python 3.4.