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#. Specify your test cases in the JSON format (more details below)
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#. Create your DAG in a dot file
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#. Initialise the JsonUtility class in python with a path of where you want the outputs saved
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#. Set the paths pointing the Json class to your json file, dag file and optionally your data file (see data section below) using the .set_paths method
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#. Run the .setup method providing your scenario
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#. Run the .run_json_tests method, which will execute the test cases provided by the JSON file.
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#. Set the paths pointing the Json class to your json file, dag file and optionally your data file (see data section below) using the :func:`causal_testing.json_front.json_class.JsonUtility.set_paths` method
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#. Run the :func:`causal_testing.json_front.json_class.JsonUtility.setup` method providing your scenario
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#. Run the :func:`causal_testing.json_front.json_class.JsonUtility.run_json_tests` method, which will execute the test cases provided by the JSON file.
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