We welcome contributions of all sizes, whether it be a small text change or a large new feature. Here are are some steps for getting started contributing.
Install the development requirements:
$ pip install -r requirements-dev.txt
The best way to run the tests is using tox. You can run the tests on all of our supported Python and Django versions by running:
$ tox
You can also run specific targets using the -e flag.
$ tox -e py33-dj18
A full list of available tox environments is in the tox.ini configuration file.
django-authtools comes with a test suite that inherits from the built-in Django auth test suite. This helps us ensure compatibility with Django and that we can get a little bit of code reuse. The tests are run three times against three different User models.
You can get a test coverage report by running make coverage. We do not strive for 100% coverage
on django-authtools, but it is still a useful metric.
You can build the documentation by running
$ make docs
If you are editing the README.rst file, please make sure that it compiles correctly using the
longtest command that is provided by zest.releaser.
$ longtest