I will write automated unit tests for your python project

Your code works. The question is whether it will still work after the next change, and whether you will find out before your users do.

I write test suites for Python projects.

Not coverage for the sake of a number:

tests that fail when the behaviour is wrong, and that say what is wrong when they fail.

What you get:

- Tests written with pytest, runnable with one command.

- A test for every bug I find while reading, so it cannot come back silently.

- A short written summary of what I tested, what I deliberately did not, and what I found that worried me.

What I bring to it: my own game runs 1,624 automated tests before every build, across 192 fixtures, and the whole suite runs in milliseconds because the rules layer never touches the engine.

I have found faults in my own code that passed 500 green tests, and I know the difference between a suite that proves something and a suite that only looks busy.

Send me your repository or a zip. If I do not think tests are what your project needs right now, I will tell you that instead of taking the order.