Unit testing in rust

[Satya-Anusha777]

How to perform unit testing in binary cargo package with this structure below

|-- Cargo.lock
|-- Cargo.toml
|-- src
|   |-- bin
|   |   |-- clean.rs
|   |   |-- csv2json.rs
|   |   |-- csvsql.rs
|   |   |-- cut.rs
|   |   |-- format.rs
|   |   |-- grep.rs
|   |   |-- in2csv.rs
|   |   |-- join.rs
|   |   |-- look.rs
|   |   |-- sort.rs
|   |   |-- sql2csv.rs
|   |   |-- stack.rs
|   |   |-- stat.rs
|   |-- common
|   |   |-- help_descriptions.rs
|   |   |-- input.rs
|   |   |-- input_2.rs
|   |   |-- input_3.rs
|   |   |-- lib.rs
|   |   |-- number_decriptive.rs
|   |   |-- number_decriptives.rs
|   |   |-- number_description.rs
|   |   |-- number_descriptions.rs
|   |   |-- number_descriptive.rs
|   |   |-- number_descriptives.rs
|   |   |-- sql_functions.rs
|   |   |-- text_descriptives.rs
|   |-- data.csv
|  -- target
    |-- debug
        |-- 2018.xlsx
        |-- 2019.xlsx

[2e71828]

Any function with the #[test] annotation becomes part of the unit test suite; any panic will result in a test failure. These can live anywhere within the module tree but often they're in the same file as the unit they're testing.

cargo test will compile and run the entire suite by default.

[Michael-F-Bryan]

The Rust Programming Language has a chapter on writing tests:

https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/ch11-01-writing-tests.html