Marco Antônio de Castro Sanchotene

A foundation project for a user interface test automation framework with Node.js and Playwright followed the screenplay design pattern. The resulting code is used across multiple different teams to increase software quality for one of the company's biggest clients, one major player in the fast-moving consumer goods industry.

Anyver is a command line interface (CLI) tool to select different versions of one or more applications to run globally on a Linux machine.

Imagine you have a single binary executable file CLI application called automagic. It's on version 1.0.0, but 1.0.1 has just been released, and you want to have both on your system.

With Anyver, you can quickly select one of them to run globally. Just put the binaries with meaningful names in a directory (like automagic-1.0.0 and automagic-1.0.1, for example), then run Anyver add automagic –directory to add this tool and configure the path for it.

Then, run Anyver set to select one of the binaries. You will see both versions listed and will be able to select the one you want. Anyver will just create a symbolic link to your home directory under /.local/bin/, which should be in your PATH environment variable to work globally.

This plugin converts into JSON format the output generated when running Pytest with the –fixtures flag.

After installing it, run the command below:

$ pytest –json-fixtures

The same result you would get with Pytest –fixtures will be output in JSON.