csspin-python 2.1.1

Plugin-package for csspin providing Python related plugins

csspin-python is maintained and published by CONTACT Software GmbH and serves Python-based plugins for the csspin task runner.

The following plugins are available:

• csspin_python.behave: A plugin for running tests using Behave.

• csspin_python.debugpy: A plugin for debugging Python code using debugpy.

• csspin_python.devpi: A plugin for simplified usage of devpi.

• csspin_python.playwright: A plugin for running tests using playwright.

• csspin_python.pytest: A plugin for running tests using pytest.

• csspin_python.python: A plugin for provisioning Python environments and installing dependencies.

• csspin_python.radon: A plugin for running radon to analyze code complexity.

• csspin_python.sphinx: A plugin for building Sphinx documentation.

The package provides an aws_auth extra, that, if enabled, can authenticate to CONTACT Software GmbH’s AWS Codeartifact.

Prerequisites

csspin is available on PyPI and can be installed using pip, pipx or any other Python package manager, e.g.:

python -m pip install csspin

Using csspin-python

The csspin-python package and its plugins can be installed by defining those within the spinfile.yaml configuration file of your project.

spin:
  project_name: my_project

# To develop plugins comfortably, install the packages editable as
# follows and add the relevant plugins to the list 'plugins' below
plugin_packages:
  - csspin-python

# The list of plugins to be used for this project.
plugins:
  - csspin_python.pytest

python:
  version: 3.9.8
  requirements:
    - sphinx-click
    - sphinx-rtd-theme
    - pytest-mock

pytest:
  opts: [-m, "not slow"]
  tests: [tests]

If the spinfile.yaml is configured correctly, you can provision the project using spin provision, that will automatically create a Python virtual environment and install the required dependencies. After that, you can run tests using spin pytest and do other great things.