Question #192876 on Sikuli changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/sikuli/+question/192876
Status: Open => Answered
RaiMan proposed the following answer:
The steps to get unittest2 available with Sikuli's built-in Jython:
--1: folder Lib
in the Sikuli X program folder make a new folder "Lib". This is already in
Sikuli's sys.path, so we can use it, to store modules to import in Sikuli
scripts, without the need to touch sys.path
-- 2: download unittest2
from http://pypi.python.org/pypi/unittest2#downloads
download the zip version and unzip somewhere. do not install/setup - only unzip
!!!!
It contains a folder "unittest2".
copy this folder to the above Sikuli X/Lib folder.
-- 3: restart Sikuli IDE
use
import unittest2
to get it activated in your script.
In the docs of unittest2, remarks regarding Python language level 2.5
apply to Sikuli's Jython.
--- You seam to have posted a question in the Jython boards too:
http://python.6.n6.nabble.com/Unittest2-td4675675.html
If you want to use unittest2 with a standalone Jython, the Jython folder
site-packages (already in sys.path) in the lib folder is the best target for
the unittest2 module folder (same actions as for Sikuli).
--- Generally be prepared, to get odd behavior in some special areas (might not
happen though ;-).
I know, that another guy got it working together with the HTMLTestRunner.
--- If you do not want to deal with the step --2.:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/42895525/unittest2.zip
contains the zipped version of the unittest2 module folder without the
surrounding Python install stuff.
So you might download and unzip this directly into the Sikuli X/Lib folder.
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