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Test Smarter with awesome-python-testing

Name: Test Smarter with awesome-python-testing
Author: cleder

Get Python testing resources for your startup. For founders, by the community, with 303 GitHub stars.

303 stars45 forksHealth Score 9/10Updated 7/29/2026100% free · open source

What it does

Provides a curated list of Python resources for testing, including frameworks, libraries, and tools to help developers write and improve their tests

Install / run

Clone the repository using the command `git clone https://github.com/cleder/awesome-python-testing.git`

When to use it

•When you're building a Python application and need to set up a testing framework
•When you're looking for libraries to help with specific testing tasks, such as mocking or parameterized testing
•When you want to explore best practices and examples for testing in Python

Quick start

1Explore the `README.md` file for an overview of the resources available
2Check the `categories` section for a list of testing frameworks, libraries, and tools
3Look at the `contributing.md` file for guidelines on how to add new resources to the list
4Use the `awesome-python-testing` repository as a starting point to find the right testing tools for your project
5Read through the issues and pull requests to see how the community is discussing and improving the testing resources

Ready-to-paste prompt

To find a testing library for asynchronous code, search for 'async' in the `README.md` file and explore the listed libraries, such as `pytest-asyncio`

Heads up: Note that some of the listed resources may have dependencies or requirements that are not immediately apparent, such as specific Python versions or additional libraries, so be sure to review the documentation for each resource carefully

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Topics

awesome

awesome-list

hacktoberfest

python

python-testing

test-runners

testing

How Test Smarter with awesome-python-testing works

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Test Smarter with awesome-python-testing is a documents-only repository (2 doc files) — something you read, not something you run. There is nothing to install. Last commit this month, CC0-1.0 license.

Size

Documents only

2 documents · 9 min skim

Setup

Nothing to install

A guide / curated list. Just read it and follow the links.

Runs on

Nowhere — you read it

A reading resource, not a program.

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