[Fedora-suds-list] suds is great

Sorry, forgot to click the "reply to all" button at this response.... 1. Why not include a setup.py file with the code? Or at least some Adding to this, I think you can use easy_install to install suds also. -Nathan ---------- Forwarded message ---------- From: Nathan Van Gheem <vangheem(a)gmail.com&gt; Date: Thu, Sep 11, 2008 at 3:26 PM Subject: Re: [Fedora-suds-list] suds is great To: Matthew Wilson <matt(a)tplus1.com&gt; Hi Matt, > 1. Why not include a setup.py file with the code? Or at least some I'm almost positive that the setup.py file is included. What package are you using to install? 2. Are there any tests for suds? Yes, there are tests for the project. If you download the project or check it out of the svn, they are located in the tests directory. The way Jeff has done testing thus far has been a more tedious approach. He has a bunch of web services on his local machine that he runs the tests against. There are no formal testing methods really being used though. This is both good and bad for obvious reasons. On the good side, these are like functional tests, which allows Jeff to change a lot of the code base without a bunch of Unit Tests making his code rigid. Conversely, you can't actually runs the tests on your own machine, and you're not really testing the code itself per say(unit testing), but rather how the code works together as a whole. If you're looking for tests to see how to use the library, I'd just have a look at the README. That gives a pretty good example. Otherwise, Jeff's code is very clean and easy to understand. Browsing it should not be too much of a hassle. I hope that clears up some things for you.. regard, Nathan On Thu, Sep 11, 2008 at 2:23 PM, Matthew Wilson <matt(a)tplus1.com&gt; wrote: