Package: pytest-aiomoto
pytest-aiomotopytestfixtures for AWS services,
with support for asyncio fixtures usingaiobotocoreWarningThis package is work in progress, it is not recommended for production purposes.
During the initial phases of this project, it is likely that some releases
could introduce breaking changes in test fixtures.  It's highly
recommended pinning this dependency to patch releases during the
0.x.y releases.This package could restrict available versions of aws libs, including:
aiobotocore, botocore, boto3, and moto.The fixtures in this package might not be optimized for concurrent testing.
It is not known yet whether the fixtures are thread safe or adequately
randomized to support parallel test suites.InstallationYou can install "pytest-aiomoto" via pip$ pip install pytest-aiomotoUsageTo list the available fixtures$ pytest --fixturesThis project attempts to provide some common fixtures for commonly used
services.  As such, it is not a generic package for any services; the
moto project provides that and this project builds on that.  This
project aims to create some useful fixtures that behave nearly the
same way for both synchronous clients (botocore) and
asynchronous clients (aiobotocore).ContributingContributions are welcome, if you build similar common fixtures or build
on the existing package fixtures.  The details for bug fixes could be
complicated, due to the dependencies on aiobotocore and moto.Please reviewgithub collaborationpractices.  Once you clone your fork of the repository:cd pytest-aiomoto
make init
make testOn OSX, usegmakefrom Homebrew to get GNU make > 4.x.It's recommended that development use python 3.8, to avoid introducing any python
code that might not be compatible with the minimum version of python supported.  This
is important in the context of the general evolution of asyncio in python.Most development is done in a linux context (e.g. Ubuntu LTS).  If some development
tools or common practices are not working as expected on OSX or Windows, there is
limited support for adapting to various development environments.Tests are run withpytest, please ensure
the percentage of coverage at least stays the same before you submit a pull request.
The expectation for contributions might be a slow process, please do not anticipate
any turn around on the order of days (unless you're already a core contributor).
Using your own fork can be a faster way to evolve your fixtures for your use cases.Release VersionsInstallpipxand use it to installversionner.pipxinstallversionner
ver--helpWithpipxandversionnerinstalled, it can be used to manage releases
for any python library.  See the documentation forverfor details on
how to manage sem-ver library releases.  See.versionner.rcfile for
details of the project configuration.IssuesIf you encounter any problems, pleasefile an issuealong with a detailed description.LicenseDistributed under the terms of theApache Software License 2.0,
"pytest-aiomoto" is free and open source software.Copyright 2019-2023 Darren Weber

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
You may obtain a copy of the License at

   http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0

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WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
limitations under the License.NoticesInspiration for this project comes from testing theaio-awsproject,
which uses the Apache 2 license.