Introduction
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This recipe generates a test runner for ERP5


Example
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You can use it with a part like this::

  [runUnitTest]
  recipe = erp5.recipe.testrunner
  zope2-location = ${zope2:location}
  products = ${erp5_instance:products}
             ${zope2:location}/lib/python/Products/
  eggs = ${erp5_instance:eggs}
  bt5_path = ${download_bt5:location}


Options
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zope2-location
  Location of a zope2 installation, similar to this option in zope2instance
  recipe.

products
  Products to use in the generated scripts

eggs
  Eggs to use in the generated scripts

bt5_path
  Paths containing business templates to be installed

mysql_create_database
  If true creates the database using the options below that come from
  erp5.recipe.mysqldatabase (Starting with mysql_). Notice that, to use this
  option, one of two things need to happen:

  * Your python interpreter already has the MySQL-python package installed

  * You set the 'recipe' of your part to:
    recipe = erp5.recipe.testrunner[standalone]
    This will use the '[standalone]' variant of erp5.recipe.mysqldatabase and
    will install the MySQL-python egg automatically

mysql_database_name
  Mysql Database name.

erp5_sql_connection_string
  python-mysql connection string to database.
  (Optional).

mysql_host
  Hostname which is running your mysql server. By Default uses localhost.
  (Optional).

mysql_port
  Port Number which is running your mysql server. By Default uses 3306.
  (Optional).

mysql_user
  User of new database, used to grant privilegies on the new database.

mysql_password
  User's Password of new database, used to grant privilegies on the new
  database.

mysql_superuser
  User of mysql used to connect to mysql server to create the database.

mysql_superpassword
  Password of user defined at mysql_superuser.