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THIRDPARTY |
Zulip API
This repository contains the source code for Zulip's PyPI packages:
zulip
: PyPI package for Zulip's API bindings.zulip_bots
: PyPI package for Zulip's bots and bots API.zulip_botserver
: PyPI package for Zulip's Flask Botserver.
The source code is written in Python 3.
Development
This is part of the Zulip open source project; see the contributing guide and commit guidelines.
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Fork and clone the Git repo:
git clone https://github.com/<your_username>/python-zulip-api.git
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Make sure you have pip and virtualenv installed.
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cd
into the repository cloned earlier:cd python-zulip-api
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Run:
python3 ./tools/provision
This sets up a virtual Python environment in
zulip-api-py<your_python_version>-venv
, where<your_python_version>
is your default version of Python. If you would like to specify a different Python version, runpython3 ./tools/provision -p <path_to_your_python_version>
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If that succeeds, it will end with printing the following command:
source /.../python-zulip-api/.../activate
You can run this command to enter the virtual environment. You'll want to run this in each new shell before running commands from
python-zulip-api
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Once you've entered the virtualenv, you should see something like this on the terminal:
(zulip-api-py3-venv) user@pc ~/python-zulip-api $
You should now be able to run any commands/tests/etc. in this virtual environment.
Running tests
To run the tests for
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zulip: run
./tools/test-zulip
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zulip_bots: run
./tools/test-lib && ./tools/test-bots
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zulip_botserver: run
./tools/test-botserver
To run the linter, type:
./tools/lint
To check the type annotations, run:
./tools/run-mypy