Pytest Status GUI

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=> Always on GUI for showing test status (with pytest)

Install

pip install pytest_gui_status

Also, install PySide and Redis manually via apt-get or installers.

How to use?

py.test --show_status_gui

Recommended : Use with pytest-watch using ptw -- --show_status_gui

pytest-watch re-runs py.test on any change to your code

What is it?

pytest_status_gui is only a pytest plugin, which

• starts (if not running) a small always-on-top GUI (using htmlpy) and redis db on test start
• 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.

The result is that you get some nifty test status windows that update as you keep editing files. It is inspired from pytddmon, which is more minimailistic and supports only nosetests.

Configuration

Template:

Minimal Window:

//TODO

Use your own template:

//TODO

Redis:

Custom Redis Command:

Set ENV variable REDIS_PATH

Custom Redis Args:

Set ENV variable REDIS_ARGS

Custom Redis Port:

Set ENV variable PYTEST_STATUS_PORT

Contribution

1. Todo are currently tracked in todo.txt - I will probably move over some of it to gh issues, but it is invaluable for offline usage for me. I couldn't find a good service out there that allows file-based issue tracking with gh issue sync, but I certainly hope there is one.
2. Python 2.x tests seem to have an odd problem with Appveyor - py.test exits, but the tests machine doesn't shutdown as it apparently doesn't get the exit code, so it times out and fails. Whats interesting is that I thought after moving over to Tox this problem would be gone for good, but it didnt. Because it happens only in 2.x versions of python, it is probably because of something I have written and not their own bug. Maybe the db service is still running? But in my local windows machine, it doesn't + why only in 2.x versions of python? Can you help me with it?
3. Publishing to pypi is still a local and manual process - I would like to move that over to one of the CI servers with build and push triggered by a git tag. Also, it should build to as many pip formats as possible including zip, egg, (exe for win32 and win64). Duggan/pontoon has this mechanism, can you do the same for this?

License

WTFPL - Do What the Fuck You Want to Public License