render-lab-test-utils
Registration-free test contexts for render==1.0.1. No credentials or network.
from render_lab_test_utils import fake_ctx, local_ctx
ctx = fake_ctx() # Any unexpected ctx.run fails loudly.
# await some_impl(ctx, input, deps=fakes)
ctx = local_ctx() # Execute task.func(ctx, ...) recursively in this process.
# await ctx.run(composed_task, input)
fake_ctx(override) accepts a context stub implementing async run. This replaces
TypeScript's partial-object override with Python's structural TaskContext protocol.
local_ctx supports synchronous and asynchronous task bodies and keyword inputs.
It checks wiring and results; it does not prove durable dispatch, retries, or timeouts.
Installation
pip install render-lab-test-utils==0.1.0
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