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pytest_gui_status/status_gui/todo.txt
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12. (---) Show gui only with option --status_gui
13. (---) env config for redis + test for that
14. (---) Use redis_db fixture for travis debuggings
15. (---) Add redis sudden fail tests - shutdown or crash after startup\
15. (---) Add redis sudden fail tests - shutdown or crash after startup
16. (---) Test gui_backend state loading from redis code
17. (---) Test on Appveyor + Circle CI
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readme.md
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### => Always on GUI for showing test status (with pytest)
`pip install pytest_gui_status`
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`pip install pytest_gui_status`
### How to use?
`py.test --show_status_gui`
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- updates the db with test run status (step running currently, for eg "Collecting Tests") and some details of the steps (like no. of tests passed) as it becomes available to the plugin.
- The GUI on the other hand periodically polls data (using js timer with 1 sec interval) from the db and updates itself.
It is **recommended for use with pytest-watch** which re-runs pytest for every change to your code. Run like `ptw -- --show_status_gui`
It is **recommended for use with pytest-watch** which re-runs py.test on any change to your code. Run using `ptw -- --show_status_gui`
The result is that you get some nifty **test status windows that update as you keep editing files**. It is inspired from **[pytddmon](http://pytddmon.org/?page_id=33)**.
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