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readme.rst

rednose

rednose is a nosetests plugin for adding colour (and readability) to nosetest console results.

Installation:

easy_install rednose

or from the source:

./setup.py develop

Usage:

nosetests --rednose

or:

export NOSE_REDNOSE=1
nosetests

Rednose by default uses auto-colouring, which will only use colour if you're running it on a terminal (i.e not piping it to a file). To control colouring, use one of:

nosetests --rednose --force-color
nosetests --no-color

(you can also control this by setting the environment variable NOSE_REDNOSE_COLOR to 'force' or 'no')