CrossHair 1.1.0

CrossHair is a tool for generating test cases that hold even as software evolves.

CrossHair takes Python code, attempts to automatically infer its possible inputs and outputs, and then checks that a set of assertions holds for all those inputs and outputs.

CrossHair provides a way to generate test cases automatically, reducing the time and effort required for software testing. It may also catch bugs or edge cases that may be hard to discover manually.

Currently, CrossHair supports Python 3.6 to 3.9. Support for other versions may be added in the future.

Yes, it's recommended to write additional tests as a supplement. Although CrossHair can generate test cases, it may not catch all possible edge cases or bugs.

CrossHair can be used with any Python codebase, although it may be more useful for certain types of code such as algorithms or mathematical functions.

While CrossHair can be a helpful tool for software testing, it's important to note that it is still an experimental project and should not be relied upon as the sole method of testing in production environments.

Yes, CrossHair is an open-source project and contributions from the community are welcome. You can find the project on Github and contribute via pull requests or by submitting issues.

Yes, there are certain limitations to what CrossHair can do. For example, it may struggle with code that involves external libraries or complex use of object-oriented programming.

You can learn more about CrossHair by visiting the project's Github page, reading the documentation, or exploring related articles and resources online.