pytest-texts-score 1.0.1

Texts content similarity scoring plugin

A pytest plugin for semantic text similarity scoring using Large Language Models (LLMs).

It enables robust assertions over meaning, not surface text, making it ideal for validating LLM outputs, RAG systems, summaries, and other generated content.

The plugin evaluates similarity by prompting an LLM to extract and answer factual questions, producing Precision (Completeness), Recall (Correctness), and F1 scores.

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Features

• ✔ Semantic comparison beyond keyword matching

• ✔ Standard IR metrics: F1, Precision, Recall

• ✔ Azure OpenAI support via pytest configuration

• ✔ Readable aliases: completeness ↔ precision, correctness ↔ recall

• ✔ CI-friendly aggregation to reduce LLM variance

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Requirements

• Python >=3.10,<4.0

• pytest >=8.4.2

• Azure OpenAI subscription with a deployed model (e.g., GPT-4)

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Installation

Install from PyPI:

pip install pytest-texts-score

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Configuration

Configuration is provided via pytest.ini or overridden with CLI arguments.

Required settings

• llm-api-key — Azure OpenAI API key

• llm-endpoint — Azure OpenAI resource endpoint

• llm-api-version — API version (e.g. 2024-05-01)

• llm-deployment — Deployment name

• llm-model — Model identifier (e.g. gpt-4)

Optional settings

• llm-max-tokens — Maximum response tokens (default: 8192)

Example pytest.ini

[pytest]
llm_api_key = YOUR_API_KEY
llm_endpoint = https://your-resource.openai.azure.com/
llm_api_version = 2024-05-01
llm_deployment = your-deployment
llm_model = gpt-4
llm_max_tokens = 8192

Override any value via CLI:

pytest --llm-temperature=0.5

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Usage

You can use the plugin either by direct imports or via the ``texts_score`` fixture.

Direct import

from pytest_texts_score import texts_expect_f1_equal

def test_similarity():
    expected = "The quick brown fox jumps over a dog."
    actual = "A fast brown fox leaps over a dog."

   exts_expect_f1_equal(expected, actual, 1.0)

Fixture-based usage

The texts_score fixture exposes all assertion helpers in a dictionary.

def test_similarity(texts_score):
    expected = "The quick brown fox jumps over a dog."
    actual = "A fast brown fox leaps over a dog."

   texts_score["expect_f1_equal"](expected, actual, 1.0)

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Documentation

Documentation is availbe at documentation

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Available Assertions

Metrics overview

• Recall (Correctness) Measures how much information from the expected text is present in the given text.

• Precision (Completeness) Measures how much information in the given text is supported by the expected text.

• F1 score Harmonic mean of precision and recall.

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Single-run assertions

These execute one LLM evaluation. *_equal variants are convenience wrappers around *_range.

▶ F1 score

• texts_expect_f1_equal

• texts_expect_f1_range

▶ Precision / Completeness

• texts_expect_precision_equal

• texts_expect_precision_range

• texts_expect_completeness_equal (alias)

• texts_expect_completeness_range (alias)

▶ Recall / Correctness

• texts_expect_recall_equal

• texts_expect_recall_range

• texts_expect_correctness_equal (alias)

• texts_expect_correctness_range (alias)

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Aggregated assertions

These perform multiple evaluations and aggregate the result. Recommended for CI/CD pipelines to reduce LLM nondeterminism.

Supported aggregations: min, max, median, mean / average.

▶ F1 score

• texts_agg_f1_min

• texts_agg_f1_max

• texts_agg_f1_median

• texts_agg_f1_mean

• texts_agg_f1_average

▶ Precision / Completeness

• texts_agg_precision_min

• texts_agg_precision_max

• texts_agg_precision_median

• texts_agg_precision_mean

• texts_agg_precision_average

• texts_agg_completeness_min

• texts_agg_completeness_max

• texts_agg_completeness_median

• texts_agg_completeness_mean

• texts_agg_completeness_average

▶ Recall / Correctness

• texts_agg_recall_min

• texts_agg_recall_max

• texts_agg_recall_median

• texts_agg_recall_mean

• texts_agg_recall_average

• texts_agg_correctness_min

• texts_agg_correctness_max

• texts_agg_correctness_median

• texts_agg_correctness_mean

• texts_agg_correctness_average

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License

Distributed under the terms of the MIT license.

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Issues & Support

Please report bugs or feature requests via the GitHub issue tracker: file an issue

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