Multiprocess unittest runner for Python's unittest module
Simply replacing your test command python -m unittest [options] with python -m multitest [options] should be enough to get it to run the tests.
If your tests depend on some external state, more work may be required to get tests working. For example, if multiple tests create/delete README.txt, it will be necessary to generate an unique name for each TestCase.
python -m multitest discovery --multitest-workers 4 --multititest-timeout 30 -t . -s .
multitest extends the standard unittest library, refer to python -m unittest --help for basic usage.
Additional parameters can be referred to with python -m multitest --help.
multitest.MultiprocessTestRunner is the test runner. It shares a similar constructor to unittest.TestRunner in addition to the workers and timeout arguments.
from unittest import defaultTestLoader
from multitest import MultiprocessTestRunner
suite = defaultTestLoader.loadTestsFromModule(my_module) # load the test suites using any method
MultiprocessTestRunner(stream=my_stream, verbosity=2, workers=4, timeout=30).run(suite)
- Does not handle expectedFailures and unexpectedSuccesses