Re: am i choosing write way of producing stuf?
@4
You can put _test at the end too, so you can navigate through files and functions more easily.
Admittedly, I always name my functions starting with test_, but that's because I'm a creature of habit mor than anything else.
@1
If you're asking about the canonical way of doing stuff, then what the others have said is right. Your file structure should look something like this:
module_name
__init__.py
folder 1
__init__.py
file_1.py
file_2.py
...
file_1.py
file_2.py
...
tests
__init__.py
first_test.py
second_test.py
...
Of course, the files names don't matter, apart from the __init__.py, which Python likes to have in your module directories, especially the tests directory, where py.test looks for tests.
Again, a +1 from me for py.test. It's what I use, and it gives you lots of nice stuff like:
py.test --pdbDrops you into the Python debugger if something fails so you can test code with a REPL.
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