seaworthy 0.1.2

Quick demo

First install Seaworthy along with pytest using pip:

pip install seaworthy[pytest]

Write some tests in a file, for example, test_echo_container.py:

from seaworthy.definitions import ContainerDefinition
from seaworthy.pytest.fixtures import resource_fixture

container = ContainerDefinition(
    'echo', 'jmalloc/echo-server',
    wait_patterns=[r'Echo server listening on port 8080'],
    create_kwargs={'ports': {'8080': None}})
fixture = resource_fixture(container, 'echo_container')


def test_echo(echo_container):
    r = echo_container.http_client().get('/foo')
    assert r.status_code == 200
    assert 'HTTP/1.1 GET /foo' in r.text

Run pytest:

pytest -v test_echo_container.py

Project status

Seaworthy should be considered alpha-level software. It is well-tested and works well for the first few things we have used it for, but we would like to use it for more of our Docker projects, which may require some parts of Seaworthy to evolve further. See the project issues for known issues/shortcomings.

The project was originally split out of the tests we wrote for our docker-django-bootstrap project. There are examples of Seaworthy in use there.