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In this repository, we provide step-by-step instructions on how to use FauxPy on some Python projects as examples.
FauxPy is an automated fault localization tool for Python, and it is available as open source in the following repository, which also includes FauxPy's user manual.
https://github.com/atom-sw/fauxpy
At the moment, there is only one example in this repository, which is triangle_area. We plan to add more examples, later.
Each example is in a separate directory that contains a readme file (e.g., triangle_area/README.md), providing instructions on how to use FauxPy on it.
To use each example (e.g., triangle_area
):
- Clone the current repository:
git clone [email protected]:atom-sw/fauxpy-examples.git
cd
to the example's directory:
cd triangle_area
- Follow the instructions in the example's readme file.
The current repository is a public mirror of our internal private repository. We have two public mirrors, which are as follows: