hbutils.testing.requires¶
- Overview:
System requirements conditions for unittest. Can be used on
unittest.skipUnless
,pytest.mark.skipUnless
, etc.
vpython¶
-
hbutils.testing.requires.
vpython
= <VersionInfo 3.8.18>¶ - Overview:
Python version expression.
- Examples::
>>> import platform >>> import unittest >>> from hbutils.testing import vpython >>> >>> class TestMyCase(unittest.TestCase): # on python 3.6 ... def test_anytime(self): ... assert 2 + 1 == 3 ... ... @unittest.skipUnless('3.6' <= vpython < '3.7', 'py36 only') # will run ... def test_on_python36(self): ... assert platform.python_version_tuple()[:2] == ('3', '6') ... ... @unittest.skipUnless('3.7' <= vpython < '3.8', 'py37 only') # will skip ... def test_on_python37(self): ... assert platform.python_version_tuple()[:2] == ('3', '7') ... >>> unittest.main() ..s ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Ran 3 tests in 0.000s OK (skipped=1)
vpip¶
-
hbutils.testing.requires.
vpip
= <PipVersionInfo 24.2>¶ - Overview:
Pip version expression
- Examples::
>>> import unittest >>> from hbutils.testing import vpip >>> >>> class TestMyCase(unittest.TestCase): ... def test_1_anytime(self): ... assert 2 + 1 == 3 ... ... @unittest.skipUnless(vpip >= '21', 'pip21+ only') # pip>=21 ... def test_2_on_pip21plus(self): ... assert True ... ... @unittest.skipUnless(vpip('pip') >= '21', 'pip21+ only') # the same as above ... def test_3_on_pip21plus2(self): ... assert True ... ... @unittest.skipUnless(vpip('setuptools') >= '45' or vpip('build') >= '0.8', '') # setuptools>=45 or build>=0.8 ... def test_4_on_setuptools_or_build(self): ... assert True ... ... @unittest.skipUnless(not vpip and vpip('build') >= '0.8', '') # pip not installed, and build>=0.8 ... def test_5_on_nopip_and_build(self): ... assert True ... >>> unittest.main() ....s ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Ran 5 tests in 0.000s OK (skipped=1)
OS¶
-
class
hbutils.testing.requires.
OS
[source]¶ - Overview:
Expressions for operating system.
- Examples::
>>> import unittest >>> from hbutils.testing import OS >>> >>> class TestMyCase(unittest.TestCase): # on Linux ... def test_1_anytime(self): ... assert 2 + 1 == 3 ... ... @unittest.skipUnless(OS.linux, 'linux only') # only run on Linux ... def test_2_linux(self): ... assert True ... ... @unittest.skipUnless(OS.windows, 'windows only') # only run on Windows ... def test_2_windows(self): ... assert True ... ... @unittest.skipUnless(OS.macos, 'macos only') # only run on macOS ... def test_4_macos(self): ... assert True ... >>> unittest.main() ..ss ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Ran 4 tests in 0.001s OK (skipped=2)
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darwin
= False¶ Is darwin (macos) system or not, related to your local OS.
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linux
= True¶ Is linux system or not, related to your local OS.
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macos
= False¶ Alias for
OS.darwin
.
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windows
= False¶ Is windows system or not, related to your local OS.
Impl¶
-
class
hbutils.testing.requires.
Impl
[source]¶ - Overview:
Expression for python implementation. See platform.python_implementation() .
- Examples::
>>> import unittest
- from hbutils.testing import Impl
>>> >>> class TestMyCase(unittest.TestCase): # on CPython ... def test_1_anytime(self): ... assert 2 + 1 == 3 ... ... @unittest.skipUnless(Impl.cpython, 'cpython only') # only run on CPython ... def test_2_cpython(self): ... assert True ... ... @unittest.skipUnless(Impl.pypy, 'pypy only') # only run on PyPy ... def test_3_pypy(self): ... assert True ... ... @unittest.skipUnless(Impl.iron_python, 'ironpython only') # only run on IronPython ... def test_4_ironpython(self): ... assert True ... ... @unittest.skipUnless(Impl.jython, 'jython only') # only run on Jython ... def test_5_jython(self): ... assert True ... >>> unittest.main() ..sss ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Ran 5 tests in 0.000s OK (skipped=3)
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cpython
= True¶ Is CPython (most-frequently-used python) or not, related to your local python.
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iron_python
= False¶ Is IronPython or not, related to your local python.
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jython
= False¶ Is Jython (java-based python) or not, related to your local python.
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pypy
= False¶ Is PyPy or not, related to your local python.