Utilities for working with python projects.
Default configuration for structlog.
Configure json logging at the INFO level:
from miscutils.logging_config import default_logging, LogFormat, Verbosity
default_logging(Verbosity.INFO, LogFormat.JSON)Configure text logging at the DEBUG level:
from miscutils.logging_config import default_logging, LogFormat, Verbosity
default_logging(Verbosity.DEBUG, LogFormat.TEXT)Configure text logging at the DEBUG level and filter out external loggers:
from miscutils.logging_config import default_logging, LogFormat, Verbosity
default_logging(Verbosity.DEBUG, LogFormat.TEXT, ["extern_logger_1"])Decorator to add timing information to the logs:
from miscutils.timer import timer
import structlog
@timer(structlog.get_logger(__name__))
def some_function():
passCreate namespace relative patches:
import some_package.sub_package.another_package as under_test
from miscutils.testing import relative_patch_maker
patch = relative_patch_maker(under_test.__name__)
class TestStuff:
#equivalent to @unittest.mock.patch("some_package.sub_package.another_package.something_to_patch")
@patch("something_to_patch")
def test_something(self, patched):
under_test.something()
patched.assert_called_once()
#equivalent to @unittest.mock.patch("some_package.sub_package.another_package.something_else_to_patch")
@patch("something_else_to_patch")
def test_something(self, patched):
under_test.something()
patched.assert_called_once()Testing is done via pytest.
$ pip install -r requirements.txt
$ pytest
To get code coverage information, you can run pytest directly.
$ pip install -r requirements.txt
$ pytest --cov=src --cov-report=html
This will generate an html coverage report in htmlcov/ directory.
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