def test_parse_failing_yaml():
parsed = parse_yaml(config_file, create_defaults)
assert parsed['git_user'] == "tgsmith61591"
# show it fails since the project_name is not specified
with pytest.raises(ValueError):
validate_args(SimulatedNamespace(**parsed))
def test_store_true_value():
parsed = parse_yaml(config_file, create_defaults)
# Show that the stored value of "circle" is True (the bool)
assert parsed['circle'] is True
assert parsed['travis'] is False
def test_parse_non_existent():
with pytest.raises(OSError):
parse_yaml("non-existent", create_defaults)
def test_parse_passing_yaml():
parsed = parse_yaml(config_file, create_defaults)
assert parsed['project_name'] == 'test_package'
# show it will pass
validate_args(SimulatedNamespace(**parsed))
c_parser.set_defaults(**create_defaults)
# Parse and validate
parsed_args, unknown_args = parser.parse_known_args()
# TODO: someday do this better?
# https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4575747/get-selected-subcommand-with-argparse
method = sys.argv[1]
if unknown_args:
raise ValueError(
"Unknown arguments for method='{method}': {unknown}".format(
method=method, unknown=str(unknown_args)))
# If we need to parse the yaml, do so now
do_parse_yaml = method == "yaml"
if do_parse_yaml:
parsed_args = parse_yaml(parsed_args.config_file, create_defaults)
# Now validate the args and create as normal
args = validate_args(parsed_args)
# This is the path where we'll be creating the directory
pth = args['path']
# Handle the project level files first
try:
make_package(header=header,
bear_location=bear_location,
bear_version=bear_version,
**args)
except Exception:
# First, remove the directory