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SaadBazaz

opened on Feb 22, 2026

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Use https://docs.pytest.org/en/stable/
Create a unit test using pytest which loads all languages, and tests each one-by-one by providing a "demo file" (from the samples), and transpiling AND reverse-transpiling an English one into the source language.
This will only test if there are any crashes DURING conversion, we are not planning to test actual syntax and actual program running.

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1. SaadBazaz

   added a parent issue on Feb 22, 2026

   • tests: add an automated test suite for linux, macos and windows #60
2. SaadBazaz

   changed the title [-]Create unit tests for functions / internal architecture[/-] [+]Create unit tests for testing all languages bidirectionally[/+] on Feb 22, 2026
3. SaadBazaz

   changed the title [-]Create unit tests for testing all languages bidirectionally[/-] [+]Create unit test for testing all languages bidirectionally[/+] on Feb 22, 2026
4. SaadBazaz

   changed the title [-]Create unit test for testing all languages bidirectionally[/-] [+]tests(Stage 1): Create unit test for testing all languages bidirectionally[/+] on Feb 22, 2026
5. shahrukhfu commented on Feb 25, 2026

   

   shahrukhfu

   on Feb 25, 2026

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   Hi there, I'd like to take on this issue,
   My plan is:

   • Create a test using pytest that discovers all the languages in the repo.
   • Implement a loop that iterates through each language using its demo file in the samples directory.
   • Test for bidirectional transpilation for each language.
   • I understand that testing for the execution of the code is out of scope for this task and test will only pass if there are no crashes during the conversion.

   Please assign this issue to me!

   Reacted by Saad A. Bazaz
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   SaadBazaz

   on Feb 26, 2026
7. SaadBazaz commented on Feb 26, 2026

   

   SaadBazaz

   on Feb 26, 2026

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   Looks good, @shahrukhfu . Good to start simple. Do make a draft PR as soon as you start, then assign me for review once done.

   Feel free to ask further questions in this thread or in your draft PR.

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