swarmauri_tests_griffe 0.2.1.dev2

Pytest plugin that turns Griffe inspection warnings into failing quality gates for Swarmauri packages.

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swarmauri_tests_griffe

swarmauri_tests_griffe is a pytest plugin that loads your package metadata with Griffe. The plugin converts any warnings generated during inspection into failing tests so that documentation, annotations, and runtime signatures stay in sync across the Swarmauri ecosystem.

Features

• Python 3.10–3.12 coverage – verified across the supported Swarmauri runtime range so you can keep consistent quality gates on every maintained interpreter.
• Warning-to-test enforcement – automatically escalates Griffe warnings to failing pytest checks to stop documentation drift before it ships.
• Zero-config discovery – the plugin registers as a pytest entry point and loads without additional setup once installed.
• Flexible targeting – tune the inspection scope with command-line flags or persistent pyproject.toml settings.

Installation

Choose the installer that best fits your workflow:

Using uv

uv add swarmauri-tests-griffe

Using pip

pip install swarmauri-tests-griffe

Both commands add the plugin as a dependency of your project. Because the plugin uses pytest entry points, it is automatically discovered the next time your test suite runs—no manual configuration required.

Supported Python versions: The plugin is tested and published for Python 3.10, 3.11, and 3.12 across the Swarmauri platform.

Usage

After installation, execute your test suite as normal and a dynamic Griffe check is injected for each configured package. By default, the package defined in pyproject.toml is inspected. You can target additional packages or limit the scope with command-line options:

pytest --griffe-package your_package --griffe-package another_package

Each --griffe-package argument adds a module to the inspection list. If Griffe produces warnings while processing any module, the corresponding dynamic test fails and the collected warnings are rendered in the pytest output, making it easy to pinpoint the files that need attention.

Configuring defaults

For larger projects, keep the configuration in pyproject.toml to avoid repeating command-line flags:

[tool.pytest.ini_options]
addopts = "--griffe-package swarmauri_core --griffe-package swarmauri_tests_griffe"

With the options saved, every pytest run enforces the same quality gates across your codebase without extra setup.