81: TDD with flit
Podcast |
Test & Code
Publisher |
Brian Okken
Media Type |
audio
Categories Via RSS |
Education
How To
Technology
Publication Date |
Jul 17, 2019
Episode Duration |
00:25:20
In the last episode, we talked about going from script to supported package. I worked on a project called subark and did the packaging with flit. Today's episode is a continuation where we add new features to a supported package and how to develop and test a flit based package. Covered: viewing stages of a project with git tags flit support for editable installs flit description entry in pyproject.toml to put README on pypi. development dependencies in pyproject.toml editor layout for optimal TDD-ing test case grouping modifications to traditional TDD that helps me develop faster. code and command snippets from episode: For git checkout of versions: $ git clone https://github.com/okken/submark.git $ cd submark $ python3 -m venv venv --prompt submark $ source ./bin/activate (submark) $ git checkout v0.1 ... etc ... (submark) $ git checkout v0.7 To grab the latest again: (submark) $ git checkout master pyproject.toml change for README to show up on pypi: [tool.flit.metadata] ... description-file = "README.md" ... Adding dev dependencies to pyproject.toml: [tool.flit.metadata.requires-extra] test = ["pytest", "pytest-cov", "tox"] Installing in editable mode (in top level repo directory). works in mac, linux, windows: (submark) $ flit install --pth-file or for mac/linux: (submark) $ flit install -s

In the last episode, we talked about going from script to supported package. I worked on a project called subark and did the packaging with flit.

Today's episode is a continuation where we add new features to a supported package and how to develop and test a flit based package.

Covered:

  • viewing stages of a project with git tags
  • flit support for editable installs
  • flit description entry in pyproject.toml to put README on pypi.
  • development dependencies in pyproject.toml
  • editor layout for optimal TDD-ing
  • test case grouping
  • modifications to traditional TDD that helps me develop faster.

code and command snippets from episode:


For git checkout of versions:

$ git clone https://github.com/okken/submark.git
$ cd submark
$ python3 -m venv venv --prompt submark
$ source ./bin/activate
(submark) $ git checkout v0.1
... etc ...
(submark) $ git checkout v0.7

To grab the latest again:

(submark) $ git checkout master

pyproject.toml change for README to show up on pypi:

[tool.flit.metadata]
...
description-file = "README.md"
...

Adding dev dependencies to pyproject.toml:

[tool.flit.metadata.requires-extra]
test = ["pytest", "pytest-cov", "tox"]

Installing in editable mode (in top level repo directory). works in mac, linux, windows:

(submark) $ flit install --pth-file

or for mac/linux:

(submark) $ flit install -s

Sponsored By:

Links:

In the last episode, we talked about going from script to supported package. I worked on a project called subark and did the packaging with flit.

Today's episode is a continuation where we add new features to a supported package and how to develop and test a flit based package.

Covered:

  • viewing stages of a project with git tags
  • flit support for editable installs
  • flit description entry in pyproject.toml to put README on pypi.
  • development dependencies in pyproject.toml
  • editor layout for optimal TDD-ing
  • test case grouping
  • modifications to traditional TDD that helps me develop faster.

code and command snippets from episode:


For git checkout of versions:

$ git clone https://github.com/okken/submark.git
$ cd submark
$ python3 -m venv venv --prompt submark
$ source ./bin/activate
(submark) $ git checkout v0.1
... etc ...
(submark) $ git checkout v0.7

To grab the latest again:

(submark) $ git checkout master

pyproject.toml change for README to show up on pypi:

[tool.flit.metadata]
...
description-file = "README.md"
...

Adding dev dependencies to pyproject.toml:

[tool.flit.metadata.requires-extra]
test = ["pytest", "pytest-cov", "tox"]

Installing in editable mode (in top level repo directory). works in mac, linux, windows:

(submark) $ flit install --pth-file

or for mac/linux:

(submark) $ flit install -s

Sponsored By:

Links:

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