pytest-celery 1.1.2

Description:

pytestcelery 1.1.2

Version:
v1.1.2

Web:
https://pytest-celery.readthedocs.io/en/latest/

Download:
https://pypi.org/project/pytest-celery/

Source:
https://github.com/celery/pytest-celery/



Official pytest plugin for Celery
Welcome to pytest-celery, the official pytest plugin for Celery.
The pytest-celery plugin introduces significant enhancements with the introduction of
version >= 1.0.0, shifting towards a Docker-based approach for smoke and production-like testing.
While the celery.contrib.pytest API continues to support detailed integration
and unit testing, the new Docker-based methodology is tailored for testing in
environments that closely mirror production settings.
Adopting version >= 1.0.0 enriches your testing suite with these new capabilities
without affecting your existing tests, allowing for a smooth upgrade path.
The documentation here will navigate you through utilizing the Docker-based approach.
For information on the celery.contrib.pytest API for integration and unit testing,
please refer to the official documentation.
The pytest-celery plugin is Open Source and licensed under the BSD License.

Donations
This project relies on your generous donations.
If you are using pytest-celery to test a commercial product, please consider becoming
our backer or our sponsor to ensure pytest-celery’s future.


Getting Started

If you’re new to pytest-celery you can get started by following the Getting Started tutorial.
You can also check out the FAQ.



Contents

Copyright

Getting Started

Introduction to pytest-celery
First Steps with pytest-celery
Next Steps
Vendors
Help





User Guide

Advanced Installation Guide
Test Setup Matrix
How to prepare the Celery application
How to inject your own utility functions
How to add tasks
Built-in Tasks
How to connect signal handlers
Standalone Celery Bug Report
Examples
Useful Resources





Plugin Development Guide

Local Development Environment
Tox Environments
Sphinx Documentation
How to release a new version




API Documentation
Contributing
FAQ
Change history
Glossary