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@mat3ra/tede

v2024.4.21-0

Published

TEst DEfinitions (TEDE)

Downloads

354

Readme

TeDe

TEst DEfinitions. A dual repository (JavaScript and Python) containing useful code for testing.

Usage

To be added.

Developer Notes

(remaining from the template repository)

GitHub workflow

The workflow requires the following variables to be defined:

  • secrets.BOT_GITHUB_TOKEN
  • secrets.BOT_GITHUB_KEY

Package Initialization

When creating a new repository from this template, follow the items on the following checklist:

  • [ ] In pyproject.toml update project.name, project.description, and project.classifiers (if applicable).
  • [ ] Add Python dependencies to pyproject.toml. The requirements*.txt files can be generated automatically using pip-compile.
  • [ ] In ./src/py replace the templator directory with your Python package name.
  • [ ] Install pre-commit if not already present (e.g. pip install pre-commit).
  • [ ] In package.json, update "name" and "description".
  • [ ] Add JS/TS dependencies as usual (npm install <pkg> or npm install --save-dev <pkg>).

Pre-Commit Hooks

The pre-commit hooks are managed by the pre-commit tool (see docs) in both Python and JavaScript/TypeScript. In order to set up the pre-commit hooks in the JS/TS development flow similar to husky, the bootstrap.js script was added. With pre-commit installed, running the bootstrap.js script is equivalent to husky install. Note that the hooks are only activated when the package is installed locally (npm install) and not when installed as a dependency.