This repository contains the edX Credentials Service, which supports course and program certificates. This service is a replacement for the certificates app in edx-platform. Credentials can be run as part of devstack.

Where to run make commands --------------------------Due to the nature of developing in containers, some commands must be ran inside the container, and some locally. Currently most commands can be ran either inside the container or inside a local virtual environement, once developer requirements have been installed (make requirements)

The exception to this, is commands that run inside their own containers, which currently is only the testing suites :

$ make acceptance_tests_suite
$ make quality_and_translations_tests_suite
$ make unit_tests_suite

make accept requires certain local OS-level packages to be installed (firefox / xbfb), so it's best to run it with the acceptance_tests_suite command noted above.

In order for developers to have a consistent experience between CI and local testing, we are using a locally built container image that mimics the ones that Github Actions uses.

NOTE: The first time you run any of the test suites below, it will build the image which will take a few minutes. Following test runs will be quicker.

To run acceptance tests locally ("acceptance_tests" in CI) :

$ make acceptance_tests_suite

To run python and javascript tests locally ("unit_tests" in CI):

$ make unit_tests_suite

To run quality and translation tests locally ("quality_and_translations_tests" in CI):

$ make quality_and_translations_tests_suite

isort and formatting (black) quality issues can be fixed automatically by running either::

$ make isort or $ make format

Documentation is hosted on Read the Docs. The source is hosted in this repo's docs directory. To contribute, please open a PR against this repo.

The code in this repository is licensed under version 3 of the AGPL unless otherwise noted. Please see the LICENSE file for details.

Contributions are welcome. Please read How To Contribute for details. Even though it was written with edx-platform in mind, these guidelines should be followed for Open edX code in general.

Please do not report security issues in public. Please email security@edx.org.

If you're having trouble, we have discussion forums where you can connect with others in the community.

Our real-time conversations are on Slack.