pochi-verifier 0.1.2

A library that runs the Pochi CLI for verification tasks.

Pochi Verifier

A Python interface for the pochi CLI to streamline verification processes.

Description

pochi-verifier provides a convenient way to run pochi CLI commands from your Python code. This allows you to integrate pochi's verification capabilities directly into your Python-based testing frameworks.

Requirements

• Python 3.12+
• pochi CLI: This package is a wrapper around the pochi command-line tool. You must have the pochi CLI installed.
• agent-browser: Required for running browser verifications.
• FFmpeg: Required for recording the browser verification trajectory as a video file.

Usage

pochi-verifier works with a specification that describes the verification task. Here is an example of a browser_verification spec for a to-do list application:

verify_todo.json

{
  "name": "verify_todo_list_functionality",
  "reason": "The application should feature a fully functional to-do list on its homepage. Users must be able to add, edit, and remove items, as well as mark items as complete and incomplete.",
  "truth": "Navigate to http://localhost:8080. Verify that an input field for adding new to-do items is visible. Click the input field, type 'Buy milk', and press Enter. Verify that 'Buy milk' appears in the to-do list. Find the 'Buy milk' item and click the checkbox next to it to mark it as complete. Verify that the 'Buy milk' item is now marked as done (e.g., has a line-through). Find the 'Buy milk' item and click the 'delete' button next to it. Verify that 'Buy milk' is no longer present in the to-do list."
}

You can then use pochi-verifier to run this verification from your Python code. You can also specify a directory to save trajectory files.

import json
from pochi_verifier import PochiVerifier

# Create a verifier instance 
verifier = PochiVerifier()

# Example: Run a verification command
try:
    with open("path/to/your/verify_todo.json", "r") as f:
        spec = json.load(f)
    reason = spec["reason"]
    truth = spec["truth"]
    
    result = verifier.verify(
        reason=reason,
        truth=truth,
        use_browser_agent=True,
        trajectory_dir="path/to/save/trajectory/files"
    )
    print("Verification successful!")
    print(f"Status: {result.status}")
    print(f"Reason: {result.reason}")
except Exception as e:
    print(f"Verification failed: {e}")