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Hashes for HTMLTestRunnerPython3-0.8.0.tar.gz; Algorithm Hash digest; SHA256: fc7d0aad56dafabb8fa5ffb06ae0056ccc19f7fac1983c7cfdf6ebde416940ff: Copy MD5. Currently I'm having some python files which connects to sqlite database for user inputs and then performs some calculations which sets the output of the program. I'm new to python web programming and I want to know what is the best method to use python on web? Ex: I want to run my python files when the user clicks a button on the web page.
You've written some unit tests for your Python app. Good for you! There are dozens of us, dozens!You don't always remember to run your tests, or worse, your colleagues don't always remember to run them.
Wouldn't it be nice to automatically run unit tests on every commit to GitHub? What about on every pull request?You can do this with GitHub Actions.You'd be able to hunt down commits that broke the build, and if you're feeling blamey, who broke the build.Sounds complicated, but it's not.Sounds like it might cost money, but the free version has ~30 hours of execution per month.Let me show you how to set this up.
There is example code for this blog post here.
Setting up your project
I'm going to assume that:
- You have some Python code
- You use Git, and your code is already in a GitHub repository
If you're already running unit tests locally you can skip this section.Otherwise, your Python project's folder looks something like this:
If you don't have tests already, I recommend trying pytest (and adding it to your requirements.txt).
You'll need at least one test
You'll want to make sure your tests run and pass locally
Set up your Action
You'll need to create new a file in a new folder: .github/workflows/ci.yml.You can learn more about these config files here.Here's an example file:
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Now your project looks like this:
Commit your changes, push it up to GitHub and watch your tests run!
Sometimes they fail:
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Sometimes they pass:
Add a badge to your README
You can add a 'badge' to your project's README.md.Assuming your project was hosted at https://github.com/MyName/my-project/, you can add thisto your README.md file:
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Next steps
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Write some tests, run them locally, and then let GitHub run them for you on every commit from now on.If you get stuck, check out this minimal reference or the Actions docs.