# type: test
# version: 0.2
# title: pyz lookups
#
# This is genuinely the most fragile part.
# Not the least testing it from outside the pyz package.
# Here `app.pyz/inner.py` must override its lookup __path__=[…]
# Fails from within test/xyz/ subdir
import sys
import os.path
import pytest
import pluginconf
sys.path.insert(0, f"{os.path.dirname(__file__)}/.pyz.pyz")
#os.chdir(os.path.dirname(__file__))
@pytest.fixture
def init():
print(pluginconf.module_base)
pluginconf.module_base = ["config"] # must be one of the .pyz-contained modules (should be a dir/submodule for real uses)
pluginconf.plugin_base = ["inner"] # relative, must declare __path__, can't be __main__.py
@pytest.fixture
def pmd():
return pluginconf.plugin_meta(module="inner")
def importy(init):
import inner as pyz_inner
#print(pyz_inner.__file__)
def module_list(init):
assert set(pluginconf.module_list()) & {'__main__', 'config', 'inner'}
def inner_props(pmd):
assert pmd["type"] == "pyz"
assert pmd["category"] == "complex"
assert pmd["title"] == "pyz module"
assert pmd["config"][0]["name"] == "relation"
assert pmd["state"] == "alpha"
#def tearDown():
# pass#pluginconf.plugin_base = [".", "test", os.path.dirname(__file__), "."]
# #pluginconf.module_base = "all_plugin_meta"
# sys.path.pop(0)