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Sure! Here's an example of a bash script that installs pytest and sets up the testing environment:
#!/bin/bash# Install pytest
pip install pytest
# Create a directory for the tests
mkdir tests
# Create a sample test file
cat <<EOF > tests/test_sample.pyimport pytestdef test_sample(): assert 1 + 1 == 2EOF# Run the tests
pytest tests/test_sample.py
In this script, we first install pytest using pip install pytest. Then, we create a tests directory using mkdir tests. Inside the tests directory, we create a sample test file named test_sample.py using a heredoc block. The sample test file contains a simple test that checks if 1 + 1 equals 2. Finally, we use pytest to run the tests in tests/test_sample.py.
Please note that you need to have pip installed to install pytest. Additionally, you may need to modify the script if your project has a different directory structure or if you have specific requirements for the test file.
Install a unit testing framework such as pytest and set up the testing environment.
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