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    <p>No, it makes no sense to develop a parser. You can obtain the equivalent information from classes in <strong>runner.py</strong> module.</p> <p>Consider extending both classes <strong>TextTestRunner</strong> and <strong>TextTestResult</strong> with your custom logic (python 2.7). The output you have listed is produced by <em>TextTestResult</em>. </p> <p>Alternatively you can extend only <em>TextTestResult</em> and alter the class attribute <em>TextTestRunner.resultclass</em> setting it to your new extension class name.</p> <p>The data you can extract from TextTestResult and put into some list of dictionaries is greater or equivalent to the data your parser is able to extract.</p> <p>The unittest framework allows such tricks due to its flexible design. Hope this was helpful.</p> <p>[<strong>EDIT</strong>]</p> <p>I would find publishing your results so far (e.g. as an Open Source code on github) potentially very useful for people that find your question!</p> <p>Having said that I doubt it would be easy to improve the actual parser beyond basic regexp parsing.</p> <p>If you still would like to pursuit the text parsing approach - you might need to enumerate and describe "all flavors of Python Unit test format" that you want to cover/support. If you are lucky to put such a description in form of a context-free grammar, then maybe you would be able to develop a parser for it, that would cover "those" cases as a form of a language. </p> <p>Please take my word of caution: if text parsing is not covered by simple regexp'ing and there is a chance that you are trying to parse some irregular (context-sensitive) language - most likely you would find it extremely difficult to accomplish.</p>
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    1. COWould still be nice to know for people who don't have access to the runner
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    2. COAny choice between regexps and object-oriented programming is only a matter of convenience. BTW if you say that you don't have access or control over Runner class, i.e. over organizing your testing environment, then parsing text can be good for text reports. But I would be very much alerted if this is indeed so.. if you don't have proper control over your testing workflow == it might not bring you much anyway.
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    3. COI agree with you practically speaking. But in case someone is interested in doing this as an exercise or for fun, they might want to an answer to the original question.
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