Daniel
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* turn repo into installable package (pip install -e .) * add hatchling build packend * call it pytest-abra * add pytest entrypoint, so that it gets loaded automatically if installed (and pytest is run) * make fixtures optional, so that pytest can still be used in other context * add cli script -> you can now directly run "pytest-abra" in console Reviewed-on: local-it-infrastructure/e2e_tests#9 Co-authored-by: Daniel <d.brummerloh@gmail.com> Co-committed-by: Daniel <d.brummerloh@gmail.com>
24 lines
1.1 KiB
Python
24 lines
1.1 KiB
Python
from pytest_abra.runner import Runner, Test
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class RunnerDemo(Runner):
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"""Every env file has a corresponding runner class"""
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env_type = "demo" # name of the test, used for logging / output naming
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# this indicates that tests from RunnerDemo depend on the setup from RunnerAuthentik.
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# RunnerDemo will only execute, when setup_authentik.py has finished successfully.
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# For example, setup_authentik.py generates session states, that can be used as fixtures
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# that can be loaded from fixtures_authentik.py
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dependencies: list[str] = ["authentik"]
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# todo: update these comments
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# Filename of Demo setup. If defined, it will run 1st by executing pytest
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# Filename of Demo test. This file contains unconditional tests that will be run in any
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# case. If defined, it will run 2nd by executing pytest
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# this list can hold many more tests from RunnerDemo that run conditional. The condition
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# and the test file can be defined by creating a ConditionalTest instance:
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# ConditionalTest(condition: Callable, test_file: str)
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setups: list[Test] = []
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tests: list[Test] = []
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cleanups: list[Test] = []
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