[Question] Disable multiple help across files #35
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You're calling What you can do is move that call to Note that this is a highly unusual way to structure code for Python. Normally you would call Your test logging code would go in a function of its own that you'd call after clize, e.g.: You would do the same in In the future, you should look to avoid using This means making a way to have both the log-level setter and the "business" function be one function together. Fortunately you can pass functions as parameters in Python, e.g. Or alternatively: Eventually you'll want to reverse the roles and make set_loglevel a decorator. But for now I think you can ignore this last section :) |
I'm sorry, is it correct structure? Code is working. Structure: D:.
│ body_check.py
│ config.py
│ run_tests.py
│ TextExample1.txt
│ TextExample2.txt
"""Configuration.
Configuration for tests.
Variables:
VERSION {str} -- version of module
all_txt_in_eric_room_wihtout_subfolders {list(current_directory)} -- get all files in current directory
"""
import glob
import logbook
import sys
VERSION = "0.1"
# Get all .txt file in a directory
# https://stackoverflow.com/a/3964689/5951529
all_txt_in_eric_room_wihtout_subfolders = glob.glob('*.txt')
def version():
"""Show version.
For details see:
https://clize.readthedocs.io/en/stable/dispatching.html#alternate-actions
"""
print(VERSION)
def v():
"""Alternative show version.
For details see: https://github.com/epsy/clize/issues/34
"""
print(VERSION)
def clize_log_level(*, logbook_level: 'll'="NOTICE"):
"""Change log levels via command line.
User select, which logging messages to see. See about 6 log levels here:
https://logbook.readthedocs.io/en/stable/quickstart.html
:param logbook_level: user select logging level
"""
if logbook_level == "DEBUG":
logbook.StreamHandler(sys.stdout,
level=logbook.DEBUG).push_application()
elif logbook_level == "NOTICE":
logbook.StreamHandler(sys.stdout,
level=logbook.NOTICE).push_application()
elif logbook_level == "ERROR":
logbook.StreamHandler(sys.stdout,
level=logbook.ERROR).push_application()
else:
logbook.StreamHandler(sys.stdout,
level=logbook.NOTICE).push_application()
"""Check files for body.
Check, contains files of current directory <body> or no.
"""
import logbook
from config import all_txt_in_eric_room_wihtout_subfolders
log = logbook.Logger("eric_body logbook")
body_test = True
def eric_body_function():
"""Check, contains body in a file, or no."""
for filename in all_txt_in_eric_room_wihtout_subfolders:
if "<body>" in open(filename).read():
log.debug(filename + " contains <body>")
else:
log.error(
"File " +
filename +
" not contain <body>.")
global body_test
body_test = False
def eric_body_summary():
"""Report, contains <body> in all files or no.
Use flags, see https://stackoverflow.com/a/48052480/5951529
"""
eric_body_function()
if body_test is True:
log.notice("All files contains <body>")
else:
log.error("Not all files contains <body>. Please, correct your files.")
"""Run tests.
Main file for running tests.
"""
import body_check
import logbook
from clize import run
from config import clize_log_level
from config import v
from config import version
log = logbook.Logger("run_tests logbook")
if __name__ == '__main__':
run(clize_log_level, alt=[version, v], exit=False)
body_check.eric_body_summary()
if body_check.body_test is True:
log.notice("Success!")
else:
log.error("Failure!")
Correct
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<boty>Thanks. |
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I'm sorry for additional question. This is similar to foot in the door. Thanks for the answer! |
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Oh no. don't worry, I just had a busy week. It looks like this would work correctly, good job on restructuring things into functions. Is there still an issue? |
See #37 . Otherwise my code works. Thanks. |
1. Briefly
I don't understand, how I can disable multiple help, if my program contains multiple files.
2. Configuration
For example, I have a folder with 4 files:
config.py(see [Question] Changing variable from command line #33):first_test.py:second_test.py:run_tests.py:3. Behavior of the program
If I run
run_tests.py, runfirst_test.pyandsecond_test.py. Logging messages fromfirst_test.pyandsecond_test.pyreturn.The program works as expected:
4. Problem
One problem: help menu show for me 2 times:
If I have more
<number>_testfiles, I have more help repeats.How I need edit in my code, that don't see help multiple times?
Thanks.
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