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How to run the tests in the project
===================================

Read this if you're a developer of the project and want to know how
to run the tests.


If you still didn't downloaded the code
---------------------------------------

Just branch it and get there:

  bzr branch lp:encuentro new-branch-name
  cd new-branch-name


Dependencies
------------

We're in a mixed state of Py2 and Py3 right now, and virtualenv is not
good for this, so or you install the dependencies in your system, or
just use two virtualenvs.

Of course, you'll need Python2 and Python3. Qt is needed only for Python2.

Then, a bunch of dependencies automatically handled by pip:

  pip install -r requirements_py2.txt
  pip3 install -r requirements_py3.txt

Again, do that with sudo in all your system, or separatedly in different
virtualenvs.

Finally, flake8 and pylint are needed for static code analysis.


Running the tests
-----------------

If you have all installed in the system, just do:

  ./test

Otherwise just execute all what it does, but separately in different environments.


Note: In Ubuntu Trusty using nosetests3 failed to me when having it
configured with with-progressive option, this fixed that:

    https://github.com/nose-devs/nose/pull/811/files

236 by Facundo Batista Tests instructions.	1	How to run the tests in the project
	2	===================================
	3
	4	Read this if you're a developer of the project and want to know how
	5	to run the tests.
	6
	7
269 by Facundo Batista Better instructions for install and run tests.	8	If you still didn't downloaded the code
	9	---------------------------------------
	10
	11	Just branch it and get there:
	12
	13	bzr branch lp:encuentro new-branch-name
	14	cd new-branch-name
	15
	16
236 by Facundo Batista Tests instructions.	17	Dependencies
	18	------------
	19
	20	We're in a mixed state of Py2 and Py3 right now, and virtualenv is not
	21	good for this, so or you install the dependencies in your system, or
	22	just use two virtualenvs.
	23
	24	Of course, you'll need Python2 and Python3. Qt is needed only for Python2.
	25
	26	Then, a bunch of dependencies automatically handled by pip:
	27
	28	pip install -r requirements_py2.txt
	29	pip3 install -r requirements_py3.txt
	30
	31	Again, do that with sudo in all your system, or separatedly in different
	32	virtualenvs.
	33
	34	Finally, flake8 and pylint are needed for static code analysis.
	35
	36
	37	Running the tests
	38	-----------------
	39
	40	If you have all installed in the system, just do:
	41
	42	./test
	43
	44	Otherwise just execute all what it does, but separately in different environments.
	45
	46
	47	Note: In Ubuntu Trusty using nosetests3 failed to me when having it
	48	configured with with-progressive option, this fixed that:
	49
	50	https://github.com/nose-devs/nose/pull/811/files