pytest-item-dict 1.3.2

Get a hierarchical dict of session.items

Get a hierarchical dict of session.items Used code from pytest-collect-formatter

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This pytest plugin was generated with Cookiecutter along with @hackebrot’s cookiecutter-pytest-plugin template.

Features

• Builds a hierarchical dict mirroring the pytest collection tree (directory → module → class → test function) from session.items

• Provides two live dicts:

  • collect_dict — pure structure populated after collection, with optional marker annotations

  • test_dict — populated incrementally during the run; records outcomes, durations, markers, and aggregated @counts

• Every parent node automatically receives a @counts dict that sums the outcomes of all leaf tests beneath it (passed, failed, skipped, unexecuted, executed, total) and a @total_duration float

• Configurable via pytest.ini / pyproject.toml options:

  • create_item_dict — enable/disable the plugin entirely (default: true)

  • set_collect_dict_markers — annotate collect_dict nodes with marker names (default: false)

  • set_test_dict_markers — annotate test_dict nodes with marker names (default: false)

  • set_test_dict_outcomes — record @outcome on each test node (default: true)

  • set_test_dict_durations — record @duration per test and @total_duration on parent nodes (default: false)

  • update_dict_on_test — update test_dict after every individual test in real-time (default: true)

  • set_test_dict_setup_teardown — record setup/teardown phase outcomes as separate nodes in test_dict (default: false)

• Self-registers via the pytest11 entry point — no conftest.py changes required for basic use

• Dicts are accessible from any hook via the plugin manager

Requirements

• Python >= 3.11

• pytest >= 8.3.0

Installation

You can install “pytest-item-dict” via pip from PyPI:

$ pip install pytest-item-dict

Usage

• TODO

Contributing

Contributions are very welcome. Tests can be run with tox, please ensure the coverage at least stays the same before you submit a pull request.

License

Dual License:

Distributed under the terms of both the BSD-3 AND Mozilla Public License 2.0 licenses.

“pytest-item-dict” is free and open source software

Issues

If you encounter any problems, please file an issue along with a detailed description.