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Instead of writing my tests scripts one at a time (testing the same type of data here), I am using the built in nose generator method.

from CheckService import CheckService


def test_generator():
 sites=[ "ftp.esat.net",

Unicode respresented as HEX stored as a string

def str_to_hex_str(s):
    out=""
    for c in s:
        out+= "{:04x}".format(ord(c))
 return out

import json
import pprint
from collections import defaultdict
nested_dict = lambda: defaultdict(nested_dict)
query=nested_dict()
query['span_near']['clauses']=list()
query['slop']='1'

	# My Python Env here
	VENV_NAME?=pe38
	VENV_ACTIVATE=. ~/$(VENV_NAME)/bin/activate
	PYTHON= ~/${VENV_NAME}/bin/python3
	PIP = pip3
	# Execute a command and get the output.... THis is very Version specific
	# Not needed but useful to know
	#
	PYSRC = ft8
	PYTEST = ft8/test


	from MySimpleModule import MySimpleModule

	cls=None

	def test_000_init():
	global cls
	cls=MySimpleModule()
	assert cls

	from glob import glob
	from PIL import Image
	import numpy as np


	def img_data(class_id,filename):
	'''
	Return an np array of
	CLASS_NUMBER
	'''

	def str_to_hex_str(s):
	out=""
	for c in s:
	out+= "{:04x}".format(ord(c))
	return out



	def hex_str_to_str(hs):
	out=""

	When using a Venv (when dont I), the first line whould be like this.

	#!/usr/bin/env python3

	Faker from command line

	pip install faker

	faker -l en_GB -r=500 profile ssn,birthdate,name,address,job,dob,phone,credit_card,company