feat: Set up comprehensive Python testing infrastructure with Poetry#10
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- Add pytest, pytest-cov, and pytest-mock as dev dependencies - Configure pytest with markers for unit, integration, and slow tests - Set up coverage reporting with 80% threshold and multiple output formats - Create test directory structure with unit and integration subdirectories - Add comprehensive shared fixtures in conftest.py for common testing needs - Create validation tests to verify infrastructure functionality - Configure Poetry script commands for running tests - Update .gitignore with Python and testing artifacts
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Python Testing Infrastructure Setup
Summary
This PR establishes a comprehensive testing infrastructure for the Python project using Poetry as the package manager and pytest as the testing framework. The setup provides everything needed for developers to immediately start writing and running tests with proper coverage reporting and test organization.
Changes Made
Package Management & Dependencies
pytest ^8.0.0- Core testing frameworkpytest-cov ^5.0.0- Coverage reporting pluginpytest-mock ^3.12.0- Mocking utilitiesTesting Configuration (
pyproject.toml)Pytest Configuration:
test_*.pyand*_test.pyfilesunit,integration, andslowCoverage Configuration:
Directory Structure
Shared Fixtures (
conftest.py)Comprehensive set of reusable fixtures for testing:
temp_dir- Temporary directory managementtemp_file- Temporary file creationmock_config- Configuration dictionary mockmock_env_vars- Environment variable mockingsample_data- Sample data structures for testingmock_database- Database connection mockmock_api_client- API client mockmock_file_system- File system structure mockmock_logger- Logger mockPoetry Scripts
Configured Poetry script commands for easy test execution:
poetry run pytest- Direct pytest executionGit Ignore Configuration
Updated
.gitignorewith comprehensive Python and testing artifact patterns:Testing the Infrastructure
Running Tests
Validation Results
All 36 validation tests pass successfully:
Notes for Developers
Test Organization: Place unit tests in
tests/unit/and integration tests intests/integration/Using Markers: Mark your tests appropriately:
Coverage: Once source code is added to the project, coverage reporting will automatically track it. The current configuration expects 80% coverage threshold.
Fixtures: Use the provided fixtures from
conftest.pyto avoid duplicating test setup code.Next Steps
pytest-asynciofor async code orpytest-benchmarkfor performance testingDependencies Added
The testing infrastructure is now fully operational and ready for immediate use. Developers can start writing tests right away using the established patterns and fixtures.