Set path for tests/ directory

[Konrad-Ziarko]

Hi,
Great package!
Am I missing way to set path for generated tests/ directory, or is it not implemented?
Auger creates whole full path instead of just tests/ subdirectory -

[NextDesign1]

Do you have a short test case that I can take a look at?

[Konrad-Ziarko]

def testfun_test():
    return 0

if __name__ == '__main__':
    import auger
    funs = [f for f in dir() if f.startswith('testfun')]
    module = sys.modules[__name__]
    with auger.magic(funs):
        for f in funs:
            getattr(module, f)()

[NextDesign1]

And this snippet was producing the issue? I couldn't reproduce it on my end when running it in the root of a fresh virtualenv.

$ ls
bin    		include		issue19.py     	lib

$ cat issue19.py
import sys

def testfun_test():
    return 0

if __name__ == '__main__':
    import auger
    funs = [f for f in dir() if f.startswith('testfun')]
    module = sys.modules[__name__]
    with auger.magic(funs):
        for f in funs:
            getattr(module, f)()

$ python issue19.py
Auger: generated test: tests/test_Issue19.py

$ ls ./tests
test_Issue19.py

$ cat ./tests/test_Issue19.py
import __main__
import issue19
import sys
import unittest


class Issue19Test(unittest.TestCase):
    def test_testfun_test(self):
        self.assertEqual(
            __main__.testfun_test(),
            0
        )


if __name__ == "__main__":
    unittest.main()

[Konrad-Ziarko]

Ok, you are right, if I start script via terminal it creates test in tests/ directory.
Problem shows up within PyCharm. Must be wroking directory in env setup in PyCharm.
but
From terminal, in that folder os.getcwd() and PyCharm Working Directory points to same location.

[NextDesign1]

Could you try printing out funs and module inside pycharm and in a separate terminal?

[Konrad-Ziarko]

From PyCharm:
module: <module 'main' from '/home/konrad/PycharmProjects/PyPractice/pypractice/tricks_n_tips/string_formatting/snippets.py'>
funs: ['testfun_test']

From terminal:
module: <module 'main' from 'snippets.py'>
funs: ['testfun_test']

So it definitely took module path and added it to produce tests.
One way to avoid it would be to import that module from another script.
Another one would be to start script from terminal.

[Konrad-Ziarko]

It still would be nice to be possible to set arbitrary path for produced tests