The Paint Calculator is a hypothetical project that calculates how many gallons of paint would be required to paint a number of rooms.
- Python 3 (not 2)
- Pip
- Install Python / Pip
- Run application
- Write tests against the application. They do not have to be in Python, and should be in whatever language you are most comfortable with.
- Write a test plan for the application. You are free to determine the structure and length of the test plan.
- You are allowed to change any of the source code as you see fit to make things easier for yourself. You are encouraged to fix any bugs you discover.
- Explain any problems you had while writing the tests, and what you did to make it easier. Pointing to localhost for the application is OK.
- What would be the proper level of execution for tests of this application? If this differs from the testing level you wrote tests for, please explain where they would be better suited.
Because each applicant's code should be secret from one another, we should not submit it to the same repo.
- Clone the repo (do not fork)
- Create a new public repo on Github
- Add the new repo as as a new remote
git remote add uptake <url>
- Initialize the new repo with what is cloned
git push uptake master
- Create a new branch off of master to put your changes on
- Run the application locally
pip3 install -r requirements.txtpython3 app/run.py
- Perform testing and debugging activities
To make it easier on everybody, it's best if we use a PR to diff what work was completed.
- Make any and all commits to your new branch and push the changes
git push uptake <branch>
- Create a PR to your new repo
- Make sure you include your test plan and any automated tests, as well as update this README to instruct someone on how to run the tests
- Include any other text in a file - which tests would be suited for a different level of execution, or any problems encountered...etc
- Send the link to the PR
Write instructions for how a user executes the automated tests you created.