pytest-datatest 0.1.4

Description:

pytestdatatest 0.1.4

The development version of datatest’s pytest integration.
Typically, only developers working on datatest’s pytest plugin
should install this package. Other users are encouraged to install
just datatest—this plugin comes bundled with it.

Requirements

pytest (3.3 or newer)
datatest (0.9.0 or newer)



Installation

For Developers
Clone the git repositories and use pip to perform an
editable install from the cloned project directory:
git clone [email protected]:shawnbrown/datatest.git
git clone [email protected]:shawnbrown/pytest-datatest.git
pip install --editable ./datatest
pip install --no-deps --editable ./pytest-datatest


For Users
Don’t install this package—install datatest instead:
pip install datatest


For Users With Special Requirements
If you aren’t a datatest or plugin developer but instead need
bug-fixes or features that are not yet available from the main
datatest project, you can install “pytest-datatest” via pip
from PyPI:
pip install datatest
pip install pytest-datatest
And if the version is PyPI isn’t new enough for your needs, you can
install the plugin directly from the live GitHub repository (make
sure to check that the build is “passing” before doing this):
pip install datatest
pip install --upgrade https://github.com/shawnbrown/pytest-datatest/archive/master.zip



Usage
When installed, this development version automatically overrides
datatest’s bundled pytest integration. If you want to revert back
to the bundled plugin, simply uninstall this version.
To disable the development version (and temporarily enable the
bundled version) use:
pytest -p no:datatest_devel
To disable both the development and bundled versions use:
pytest -p no:datatest_devel -p no:datatest


Features

Provides a ‘mandatory’ marker to support incremental testing.
Provides an ‘–ignore-mandatory’ command line option to override
the default ‘mandatory’ behavior.
Strips the leading “E “ prefix from ValidationError differences
to help users more easily repurpose parts of the error message for
allowed.specific(...) definitions.



License
Distributed under the terms of the MIT license, “pytest-datatest” is
free and open source software


Issues
If you encounter any problems, please file an issue along with a
detailed description.