1 | waeup.cas |
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3 | |
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4 | Install for Development |
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5 | ----------------------- |
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6 | |
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7 | Create a virtualenv and install basic packages:: |
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8 | |
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9 | $ virtualenv py27 |
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10 | $ source py27/bin/activate |
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11 | (py27)$ python setup.py dev |
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13 | Running Tests |
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16 | After `Install for Development`_ run:: |
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18 | (py27)$ py.test |
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20 | We also provide support for `tox`. You can run tests in Python 2.6, |
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21 | 2.7, 3.2, and 3.3 environments (if you have the respective Python |
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22 | versions installed locally) simply by:: |
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24 | (py27)$ pip install tox # needed only once per virtualenv |
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25 | (py27)$ tox |
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27 | If you want to run tests for a specific version only, try something |
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28 | like:: |
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30 | (py27)$ tox -e py32 |
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31 | |
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32 | to run tests for Python 3.2 only. |
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34 | Getting Test-Coverage Reports |
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35 | ----------------------------- |
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36 | |
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37 | You can generate coverage reports by:: |
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39 | (py27)$ py.test --cov . |
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40 | |
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41 | This will dump reports on commandline. For HTML reports you can try:: |
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43 | (py27)$ py.test --cov . --cov-report=html |
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44 | |
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45 | Please make sure, that coverage stays at 100%. |
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48 | Running the CAS Server (with `paster`) |
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49 | -------------------------------------- |
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51 | You need some WSGI-capable HTTP-server to run CAS. One approach would |
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52 | be the ``paster`` HTTP-server included in the ``PasteScript`` |
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53 | package:: |
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55 | (py27)$ pip install PasteScript |
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56 | |
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57 | This will provide the `paster` executable in path. Now you need a |
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58 | configuration file like the ``sample.ini`` file provided in the |
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59 | package root. You can run this configuration then like this:: |
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61 | (py27)$ paster serve sample.ini |
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63 | Afterwards you should be able to login on http://localhost:8008/login |
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65 | The authentication module enabled by default is ``dummy`` and mainly |
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66 | for testing. It gives a successful login for the credentials ``bird`` |
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67 | / ``bebop`` (and nothing else). |
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