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Unit tests
The bus decoder exporter now ships with a small unit test suite built around
pytest. The tests exercise the Python implementation directly and use the
systemrdl-compiler
package to elaborate inline SystemRDL snippets.
Install dependencies
Create an isolated environment if desired and install the minimal requirements:
python -m pip install -r tests/requirements.txt
Running the suite
Invoke pytest from the repository root (or the tests directory) and point it
at the unit tests:
pytest tests/unit
Pytest will automatically discover tests that follow the test_*.py naming
pattern and can make use of the compile_rdl fixture defined in
tests/unit/conftest.py to compile inline SystemRDL sources.