Command line
The fixtup command line tool is an assistant to configure your python project and manage the existing fixtures.
You can invoke it in your shell, once you have activated the virtual environment in
which you installed fixtup.
fixtup init - install fixtup in a python project
The fixtup init command initiates your fixture repository and configures the python manifest.
$ fixtup init
Choose a directory to store fixture templates : tests/fixtures
Python manifest (setup.cfg/pyproject.toml) [setup.cfg]
fixtup new - generate a new fixture
The fixtup new command generates a new fixture in your fixture repository.
This command creates the folder for you, instantiates hooks, initiates artifacts
required by plug-ins.
In less than 2 minutes you are ready to use fixtup in your project.
$ fixtup new
Choose a fixture identifier : thumbnail_context
Mount environment variables on this fixture (y/n) [y]
Mount docker container on this fixture (y/n) [y]
The result will take this form in tests/fixture/fixtup/simple
.
├── docker-compose.yml
├── fixtup.yml
└── .hooks
├── hook_mounted.py.sample
├── hook_started.py.sample
├── hook_stopped.py.sample
└── hook_unmounted.py.sample
fixtup info - view configuration information
The fixtup info command displays a summary of important parameters such as the file that contains the fixtup configuration or the repository that contains the fixture templates.
$ fixtup info
Configuration: /home/far/documents/project/setup.cfg
Fixtures: /home/far/documents/project/tests/fixtures/fixtup
Plugins:
* fixtup.plugins.dotenv
* fixtup.plugins.docker