Skype Send Message

Python CLI for sending message of Skype.

Prerequisites

You need to install the following software

python 3.x+

SkPy 9.0

keyring 13.2.1

argparse 1.4.0

Installing

For installation python you need to visit the official site of python and move to download page

https://www.python.org/downloads/

Installation library, start the terminal or cmd as administrator and type next command

pip3 install SkPy

pip3 install argparse

pip3 install keyring

Running

double-click on the file skype_send_message.py or use ide.

Testing

Usage import for testing:

import unittest

Run Test: both files skype_send_message.py and test_skype_send_message.py must be in one directory, run test_skype_send_message.py on terminal or cmd with command:

python -m unittest -v test_skype_send_message.py - on Windows

python3 -m unittest -v test_skype_send_message.py - on Linux-like

Result of Test:

Welcome to 'Skype send message'.
Type your username of Skype: nexus1214@ukr.net
Type user name of Skype for 1-to-1 conversation: nexus12142
Sending:
Type your message for user of Skype with you want to 1-to-1 conversation: Hello
Your message is send

setUpClass
==========
test_password (test_skype_send_message.skype_send_message_test)
PASSWORD is SET, TEST ... Set up for [PASSWORD is SET, TEST]
id: test_skype_send_message.skype_send_message_test.test_password
Tear down for [PASSWORD is SET, TEST]

ok

test_password1 (test_skype_send_message.skype_send_message_test)
PASSWORD is NOT SET, TEST ... Set up for [PASSWORD is NOT SET, TEST]
id: test_skype_send_message.skype_send_message_test.test_password1
Tear down for [PASSWORD is NOT SET, TEST]

ok
==========
tearDownClass

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Ran 2 tests in 0.003s

OK

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