pytest-repo-health adapts pytest to run repo health checks as described in edx-repo-health. Similar to how pytest runs a number of test functions, pytest-repo-health runs a number of repo check functions.
It inspects a code repository and outputs a report with info on whether the repository follows standards as defined by checks. It's a good complement for a cookiecutter; the cookiecutter provides a good template for starting a repository with current best practices, and pytest-repo-health helps it keep up with those practices as they evolve over time.
This pytest plugin was generated with Cookiecutter along with @hackebrot's cookiecutter-pytest-plugin template.
For now, you need to git clone pytest-repo-health from: git@github.com:edx/pytest-repo-health.git
You can install by running make requirements and then pip install -e .
in a Python 3.5+ virtualenv.
Once installed, use this command to run checks:
$ pytest -c <() --noconftest --repo-health --repo-health-path <path to dir with checks> --repo-path <path to repo to check>
The -c and --noconftest options are needed to stop pytest from incorrectly reading configuration files in the repo you are checking:
-c file: load configuration from `file` instead of trying to locate one of the implicit configuration files. Helpful if invocation dir defines "add-opts" in one of its files. --noconftest: Don't load any conftest.py files. Helpful in case invocation dir/repository has conftest files that change configurations or cause pytest to run unnecessary code.
Other pytest options can be used. For example, -k is helpful for running a subset of checks.
The "all_results" dictionary will be written as YAML to repo_health.yaml.
Any repo can host repo checks. They must be in a directory named "repo_health".
If you would like to add custom checks for your own repo, create a dir named "repo_health" and place modules with checks inside of it.
Checks naming convention:
- python_functions = "check_*"
- python_files = "check_*.py"
Pytest will look for checks in these directories, though it will only successfully run checks in the first place it finds them: - Dir of pytest invocation(so current dir) - Dir where pytest-repo-health is installed - Dir specified by --repo-health-path flag in pytest invocation
Arguments added by plugin:
--repo-health: this arg needs to be present for plugin to do anything --repo-path <dir path> : the path to dir on which to perform checks. If not preset, checks will be performed on current dir --repo-health-path <dir path>: path to where checks are located. If not preset, plugin will look for checks in current repo --output-path <file path> : path to where to save resulting checks report --repo-health-metadata: if this is present, plugin will collect metadata(docs) from checks. You can give filename after flag(if no filename, it defaults to metadata.yaml)
- Currently, the checks do not throw any kind of warning or error if check does not pass.
- Documenting standard reqs/checks in each check better.
- Create tests for this plugin(currently, you can run these checks on this repo, but no automated method for it)
Contributions are very welcome. Tests can be run with tox, please ensure the coverage at least stays the same before you submit a pull request.
This software is licensed under the terms of the AGPLv3.
Please see LICENSE for details.
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