Sublime Text 2 : Python Test Runner

Overview

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

Support Linux, OS X and Windows.

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

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

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": ". .env/bin/activate",
        	"after_test": "deactivate",
        	"test_root": "/Path/To/Project",
        	"test_delimeter": ":",
        	"test_command": "make test test="
    	}
	}
}

On Windows, using the default python testrunner, the settings part would look something like

"settings":
{
    "python_test_runner":
    {
        "before_test": "D:\\VirtualEnv\\Scripts\\activate.bat",
        "after_test": "deactivate",
        "test_root": "D:\\Path\\To\\Project",
        "test_command": "python -m unittest ",
        "test_delimeter": "."
    }
}