pytest-glaze 0.1.0__tar.gz

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+ MIT License
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+ Copyright (c) 2026 mikejmz24
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+ # ── Settings ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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+
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+ PYTHON := python
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+ PYTEST := uv run python -m pytest
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+ TESTS := tests/
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+
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+ # Core formatter flags.
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+ # -p no:terminal → silence the default reporter
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+ # -p pytest_glaze → load our plugin (PYTHONPATH=. makes it importable)
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+ FMT := -p no:terminal -p pytest_glaze
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+
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+ # Optional pass-through vars:
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+ # make test SUITE=tests/test_entities.py → single suite
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+ # make test CASE=test_return_statuses_dict → single test by name
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+ # make test K="sprint and not slow" → keyword expression
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+ # make test ARGS="--co -q" → arbitrary extra flags
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+ SUITE ?=
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+ CASE ?=
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+ K ?=
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+ ARGS ?=
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+
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+ # Build the target path: SUITE if given, otherwise the whole TESTS dir.
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+ _PATH := $(if $(SUITE),$(SUITE),$(TESTS))
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+
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+ # Build the -k filter: prefer K, fall back to CASE.
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+ _KFLAG := $(if $(K),-k "$(K)",$(if $(CASE),-k "$(CASE)",))
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+
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+ # ── Primary targets ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
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+
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+ .PHONY: test test-fast test-corpus test-raw help
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+
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+ ## test Run suite with custom output.
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+ ## SUITE=, CASE=, K= for filtering. ARGS= for raw pytest flags.
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+ ## Examples:
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+ ## make test
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+ ## make test SUITE=tests/test_entities.py
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+ ## make test CASE=test_return_statuses_dict
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+ ## make test K="sprint and not slow"
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+ test:
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+ @PYTHONPATH=. $(PYTEST) $(FMT) $(_PATH) $(_KFLAG) $(ARGS)
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+
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+ ## test-fast Stop on first failure (-x). Accepts same filters as `test`.
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+ test-fast:
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+ @PYTHONPATH=. $(PYTEST) $(FMT) -x $(_PATH) $(_KFLAG) $(ARGS)
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+
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+ ## test-corpus Run the formatter's own validation corpus (tests/corpus/).
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+ ## These tests are designed to exercise every output type —
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+ ## intentional failures are expected and correct.
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+ test-corpus:
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+ @PYTHONPATH=. $(PYTEST) $(FMT) tests/corpus/ $(ARGS)
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+
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+ ## test-unit Run unit tests only (test_parsers, test_colorizer, test_plugin).
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+ ## No intentional failures — clean pass/fail signal.
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+ test-unit:
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+ @PYTHONPATH=. $(PYTEST) $(FMT) tests/test_parsers.py tests/test_colorizer.py tests/test_plugin.py $(_KFLAG) $(ARGS)
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+
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+ ## test-raw Raw default pytest output. Useful for debugging the formatter.
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+ test-raw:
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+ @$(PYTEST) $(_PATH) $(_KFLAG) $(ARGS)
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+
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+ ## help List all targets.
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+ help:
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