While there is documentation for Kivy testing, it requires the installation of nose (an alternative testing library, similar to pytest) for unit testing and coverage to check how much code was tested. However, the documentation doesn't seem to have been updated within the last year, as it refers to the original nose program, which has been deprecated in favor of nose2.
You can use regular, non-graphical unit tests in your code. But, if you want to test the GUI itself, you have to set up the environment for that. We won't bother with automated testing for this project, though it is advised to do that for large-scale projects. Any new versions of the fuel farm scenario would include automated tests; but, for now, we will manually test it because it is actually pretty easy in this small a project.
First, we just want to ensure that, when everything is closed...