[tox]
minversion = 3.5

[testenv]
passenv = CI CI_*


# just the very core tests with minimal dependencies
[testenv:tests-core]
commands =
    pip install -e .[testing]
    python3 -m pytest \
                      tests/core.py      \
                      tests/get_files.py \
                      {posargs}


# todo maybe also have core tests and misc tests? since ideally want them without dependencies
[testenv:tests-all]
# deliberately set to nonexistent path to check the fallback logic
# TODO not sure if need it?
setenv = MY_CONFIG = nonexistent
commands =
    pip install -e .[testing]
    pip install cachew

    hpi module install my.location.google
    pip install ijson # optional dependency

    hpi module install my.time.tz.via_location

    hpi module install my.calendar.holidays

    # my.body.weight dep
    hpi module install my.orgmode

    hpi module install my.coding.commits

    python3 -m pytest tests \
            # ignore some tests which might take a while to run on ci..
            --ignore tests/takeout.py        \
            --ignore tests/extra/polar.py    \
            --ignore tests/pdfs/test_pdfs.py \
            {posargs}


[testenv:demo]
commands =
    pip install git+https://github.com/karlicoss/hypexport
    ./demo.py


[testenv:mypy-core]
whitelist_externals = cat
commands =
    pip install -e .[testing,optional]
    pip install orgparse # used it core.orgmode?
    # todo add tests?
    python3 -m mypy -p my.core \
                    --txt-report  .coverage.mypy-core \
                    --html-report .coverage.mypy-core \
                    {posargs}
    cat .coverage.mypy-core/index.txt


# specific modules that are known to be mypy compliant (to avoid false negatives)
# todo maybe split into separate jobs? need to add comment how to run
[testenv:mypy-misc]
commands =
    pip install -e .[testing,optional]

    hpi module install my.orgmode
    hpi module install my.endomondo
    hpi module install my.github.ghexport
    hpi module install my.hypothesis
    hpi module install my.instapaper
    hpi module install my.pocket
    hpi module install my.reddit
    hpi module install my.stackexchange.stexport
    hpi module install my.pinboard
    hpi module install my.arbtt
    hpi module install my.coding.commits

    # todo fuck. -p my.github isn't checking the subpackages?? wtf...
    # guess it wants .pyi file??
    python3 -m mypy \
                    -p my.endomondo                   \
                    -p my.github.ghexport             \
                    -p my.hypothesis                  \
                    -p my.instapaper                  \
                    -p my.pocket                      \
                    -p my.reddit                      \
                    -p my.stackexchange.stexport      \
                    -p my.pinboard                    \
                    -p my.body.exercise.cardio        \
                    -p my.body.exercise.cross_trainer \
                    -p my.bluemaestro                 \
                    -p my.location.google             \
                    -p my.time.tz.via_location        \
                    -p my.calendar.holidays           \
                    -p my.arbtt                       \
                    -p my.coding.commits              \
                    --txt-report  .coverage.mypy-misc \
                    --html-report .coverage.mypy-misc \
                    {posargs}
    # txt report is a bit more convenient to view on CI

# note: this comment doesn't seem relevant anymore, but keeping it in case the issue happens again
# > ugh ... need to reset HOME, otherwise user's site-packages are somehow leaking into mypy's path...
# > see https://github.com/python/mypy/blob/f6fb60ef69738cbfe2dfe56c747eca8f03735d8e/mypy/modulefinder.py#L487
# > this is particularly annoying when user's config is leaking and mypy isn't running against the repository config


# useful flags:
# * sitepackages = true to inherit user/globally installed packages (default false)
# * skip_install = true -- not sure when useful? (default false)
# * -e to run specific subenvironment
# * pass arguments with -- , e.g. `tox -e tests -- -k some_test_name` to only run one test with pytest