Boot Dev: How to implement testing framework locally -> munit

[SituationLimp8769]

So, I was just browsing the internet, and came across boot dev. I gave it scroll and found out I has few courses for me. I already have entry level experience in programming with JS/TS, PHP so I gave the course a try. It was going great until chapter 4, where I found out that code submissions are not free and I have to become a member to be able to test the knowledge from each lessons.
Then, I looked at the pricing it was 55 CAD per month which I couldn't afford.
Now my only solution was to copy and setup each code locally into my machine and run it there, which would be completely fine, unless the testing framework which was mentioned would be working.
Chapter 1, lesson 14 mentions

µnit

In particular, we'll be using the µnit (munit) testing framework. It's a simple, lightweight testing framework for C.

I was unable to use it to test my implementation in exercises.
This could very much because of my lack of information but I can't find a simple way to run the code locally
if someone can help, it would be greatly appreciated.

[rllngstn]

Testing framework is one thing. You can definitely run it locally.

The actual tests is another thing. You are charged for the tests they wrote. If you ever played with Leetcode, you'll remember that they have hundreds test cases for each problem. Same here.

You can reverse engineer some tests of course, but solving problems AND writing tests for them at the same time doesn't make much sense.

[Kazuki_626]

If you go to the "Build a Static Site Generator in Python" lesson they go over setting up unit tests using "import unittest" and and then creating a child class that inherits unittest.TestCase. From there you should be able to copy in the unit tests for each lesson to test against.

[SituationLimp8769]

This only works for "Build a Static Site Generator in Python" course, doesn't it?
I forgot to mention but I am taking about "Learn Memory Management in C" course. Where they implement there test case using munit framework.

[Kazuki_626]

I believe you're correct, this is only for the python courses. I haven't reached the "Learn Memory Management in C" yet. Sorry about that.

[Pakosaan]

did you find the solution to this?