This module is a Python API for Heimdallr.
Installation
pip install py-heimdallr-client
Contributing
Please use a linter to help follow PEP8 style guidelines. We use Vincent Driessen’s git-flow so please make pull requests to the develop branch. For any new features you might add please add the corresponding documentation and tests. To setup the project for development you need virtualenv. Once you have virtualenv installed and setup can run:
mkvirtualenv py-heimdallr-client workon py-heimdallr-client git clone git@github.com:Layer3DLab/py-heimdallr-client.git cd py-heimdallr-client git checkout develop npm install pip install -r dev_requirements.txt
NOTE: if you’re on OSX and cryptography fails to install you may need to follow these directions.
Adding Documentation
We use Sphinx with the autodoc and napoleon extensions to generate the documentation for this module. So to add documentation simply add Python docstrings to whatever classes, methods, etc. that you add. We use Google style docstrings (examples here). To build the docs run the following from the project directory:
cd docs make html
Adding Tests
We use unittest for our testing suite. To run the tests you can just call python setup.py test from the project directory. To run them directly you can just call python tests/__init__.py To run coverage tests and generate an HTML report run:
coverage run --source="./heimdallr_client" --branch -m unittest tests coverage html
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