Sublime Text 2 : Python Test Runner

Overview

Running Python unit tests (all tests from file or single test). Also running last test.

Support Linux ans OS X. Windows will be in near future.

Author:

• Taras Lyapun (http://lyapun.com/)

Installation

You can install plugin through Sublime Package Control, or manually:

Go to your Sublime Text 2 Packages directory

• OS X: ~/Library/Application\ Support/Sublime\ Text\ 2/Packages
• Linux: ~/.config/sublime-text-2/Packages/

and clone the repository using the command below:

git clone https://github.com/lyapun/sublime-text-2-python-test-runner.git PythonTestRunner

Settings

You can set plugin settings and project level, because, probably, you need different settings for different projects.

You should add section "python_test_runner" into "settings" section. And you can specify:

"test_command" - by default is "nosetests".

"test_root" - by default you project root.

"before_test" - before test hook (eg activate env)

"after_test" - after test hook (ag deactivate env)

"test_delimeter" - delimeter which separates test file and test class. E.g. for nosetests is ":", for django default test runner: ".".

Usage

• Run single python test: Command-Shift-R (or Ctrl-Shift-R for Linux)
• Run all python tests from current file: Command-Shift-T (or Ctrl-Shift-T for Linux)
• Run last python test: Command-Shift-E

Also you can run tests from context menu, sublime menu (Tools), or command pallete.

For a single test run, test methods must follow the convention where the name starts with 'test.' Running all tests in the current file doesn't have this limitation.

Project settings example:

my-project.sublime-project

{
	"folders":
	[
		{
			"path": "TestProject"
		}
	],
	"settings": 
	{   
    	"python_test_runner": 
    	{
        	"before_test": "source .env/bin/activate",
        	"after_test": "deactivate",
        	"test_root": "/Path/To/Project",
        	"test_delimeter": ":",
        	"test_command": "make test test="
    	}
	}
}

ToDo list:

• Add support for Windows