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[tox]
skipsdist = True
envlist = lint,default
source_package=dhos_questions_api
all_sources = {[tox]source_package} tests/ docs/
requires = tox-venv
tox-docker>=2.0.0a3
provision_tox_env=provision
[flake8]
max-line-length = 100
[docker:db]
image = postgres:12-alpine
environment =
POSTGRES_USER=dhos-questions
POSTGRES_DB=dhos-questions
POSTGRES_PASSWORD=TopSecretPassword
ports=15432:5432/tcp
[testenv:provision]
envdir={toxworkdir}/.provision
[testenv:poetry-install]
commands = poetry install
[testenv:default]
description = Installs all dependencies, verifies that lint tools would not change the code,
runs security check programs then runs unit tests with coverage. Running `tox -e py39`
does the same but without starting a database container.
docker = db
setenv= {[testenv]setenv}
DATABASE_HOST=localhost
DATABASE_PORT=15432
[testenv]
envdir = {toxworkdir}/py39
setenv = REDIS_INSTALLED = False
IGNORE_JWT_VALIDATION = True
ENVIRONMENT = DEVELOPMENT
PROXY_URL = http://localhost/
HS_KEY = secret
AUTH0_AUDIENCE = http://localhost/
LOG_LEVEL = DEBUG
LOG_FORMAT = COLOUR
FLASK_APP={[tox]source_package}/autoapp.py
DATABASE_NAME=dhos-questions
DATABASE_USER=dhos-questions
DATABASE_PASSWORD=TopSecretPassword
passenv =
CIRCLECI
DATABASE_HOST
DATABASE_PORT
allowlist_externals =
bandit
black
coverage
isort
mypy
npx
poetry
python
safety
sh
true
commands = poetry install
black --check {[tox]source_package} tests/
isort --profile black {[tox]source_package}/ tests/ --check-only
mypy {[tox]source_package} tests/
bandit -r {[tox]source_package} -lll
safety check
coverage run --source {[tox]source_package} -m py.test {posargs}
coverage report
coverage xml -i -o coverage-reports/coverage.xml
list_dependencies_command = true
[testenv:lint]
description = Run `black`, `isort`, and `mypy` to clean up source files.
commands =
black {[tox]all_sources}
isort --profile black {[tox]all_sources}
mypy {[tox]source_package} tests/ docs/
[testenv:debug]
description = Runs last failed unit tests only with debugger invoked on failure.
Additional py.test command line arguments may given preceded by `--`,
e.g. `tox -e debug -- -k sometestname -vv`
commands =
pytest --lf --pdb {posargs}
docker = db
setenv = {[testenv:default]setenv}
SQLALCHEMY_ECHO=true
[testenv:update]
description = Updates the `poetry.lock` file from `pyproject.toml`
commands = poetry update
[testenv:openapi]
description = Recreate API specification (openapi.yaml) from Flask blueprint
commands =
poetry install
python -m flask create-openapi {toxinidir}/{[tox]source_package}/openapi/openapi.yaml
npx markdown-swagger {toxinidir}/{[tox]source_package}/openapi/openapi.yaml {toxinidir}/README.md
docker = db
setenv = {[testenv:default]setenv}
[testenv:flask]
description = Runs flask within the tox environment. Pass arguments after `--`.
e.g. `tox -e flask -- --help` for a list of commands.
Use this to create database migrations.
commands =
poetry install
python -m flask db upgrade
python -m flask {posargs:--help}
docker = db
setenv = {[testenv:default]setenv}
[testenv:readme]
description = Updates the README file with database diagram and commands. (Requires graphviz `dot` is installed)
requires=sadisplay
commands =
python docs/make_schema.py
python docs/make-targets.py README.md