When digging in and trying to get an understanding about using EUnit for testing Erlang modules, I have seen examples that use three different locations for where people put there tests:
In the same file using the testing macro
In a different file in the same directory as the source file they are testing
In a different file in a test(s) directory located at the same directory level as src
I don't know if it would be worth it for this book to touch on all of the different ways that they get structured and their pros/cons, or even just to vouch for one and help to standardize a structure.
When digging in and trying to get an understanding about using EUnit for testing Erlang modules, I have seen examples that use three different locations for where people put there tests:
test(s)directory located at the same directory level assrcI don't know if it would be worth it for this book to touch on all of the different ways that they get structured and their pros/cons, or even just to vouch for one and help to standardize a structure.