readme

README.md

@@ -444,11 +444,11 @@ Assuming we have a my_package.test_job_module.py module:
 ```python3
 @datasource
 def datasource_a(...)
-    ... code ...
+    ... code...
 
 @job
 def my_job(datasource_a, ...)
-    ... code ...
+    ... code...
 ```
 The *disable_job_decorators* context manager, as the name suggests, disables all decorator functionality and lets you access your functions as raw functions - making it super simple to unit-test:
 
@@ -459,31 +459,23 @@ import my_package.test_job_module as tjm
 
 # Datasource Testing
 def test_datasource_a():
-    ...
-    mocks
-    here...
+    ... mocks here...
 
     with disable_job_decorators(tjm):
-        datasource_a_output = tjm.datasource_a(...
-        mocks...)
+        datasource_a_output = tjm.datasource_a(...mocks...)
 
-        ...
-        asserts...
+        ...asserts...
 
 
 # Job Testing
 def test_my_job():
     datasource_a_mock = ...
-    ...
-    other
-    mocks...
+    ...other mocks...
 
     with disable_job_decorators(tjm):
-        job_output = tjm.my_job(datasource_a_mock, ...
-        mocks...)
+        job_output = tjm.my_job(datasource_a_mock, ...mocks...)
 
-        ...
-        asserts...
+        ...asserts...
 ```
 
 #### 2. Testing the @job Dependency Tree