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## Running
To run this test suite, install the testing dependencies:
pip install -e .[test]
Then, run `pytest`.
If you wish to check test coverage:
pytest --cov=mastodon
And if you want a complete HTML coverage report:
pytest --cov=mastodon --cov-report html:coverage
# then open coverage/index.html in your favourite web browser
Note that some tests are slightly unstable, as they require sidekiq to do things at the right time, and will thus sometimes break.
## Contributing
[VCR.py]: https://vcrpy.readthedocs.io/
This test suite uses [VCR.py][] to record requests to Mastodon and replay them in successive runs.
If you want to add or change tests, you will need a Mastodon development server running on `http://localhost:3000`, with the default `admin` user and default password.
To set this up, follow the development guide and set up the database using "rails db:setup".
It also needs various things to be set up for it. The following command should do the trick:
sudo redis-cli flushall && sleep 3 && sudo /etc/init.d/redis-server restart && RAILS_ENV=development rails db:setup && RAILS_ENV=development bin/tootctl accounts create admin2 --email [email protected] --confirmed --role Owner && psql -d mastodon_development < ~/masto/Mastodon.py/tests/setup.sql && sleep 4 && foreman start
Tests that send requests to Mastodon should be marked as needing VCR with the `pytest.mark.vcr` decorator.
```python
import pytest
@pytest.mark.vcr()
def test_fun_new_feature(api):
foo = api.fun_new_feature()
assert foo = "bar"
```
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