This project was renamed from 'Turret' to 'Jaffle'.

Jaffle is an automation tool for Python software development, which has the following features:

• Instantiate Python applications in a Jupyter kernel and allows them to interact each other
• Launch external processes
• Combine all log messages and allows filtering and reformatting by regular expressions and functions
• Built-in WatchdogApp watches filesystem events and triggers another app, arbitrary code, and functions, which make it possible to setup various automations.

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Jaffle documentation

• Auto-testing with pytest
• Automatic Sphinx Document Build
• Web Development with Tornado and React
• Jupyter Extension Development

They are included in examples directory.

This is an example of jaffle.hcl for auto-testing. You can run it by jaffle start.

kernel "py_kernel" {}

app "watchdog" {
  class  = "jaffle.app.watchdog.WatchdogApp"
  kernel = "py_kernel"

  options {
    handlers = [{
      patterns           = ["*.py"]
      ignore_directories = true
      code_blocks        = ["pytest.handle_watchdog_event({event})"]
    }]
  }
}

app "pytest" {
  class  = "jaffle.app.pytest.PyTestRunnerApp"
  kernel = "py_kernel"

  options {
    args = ["-s", "-v", "--color=yes"]

    auto_test = [
      "pytest_example/tests/test_*.py",
    ]

    auto_test_map {
      "pytest_example/**/*.py" = "pytest_example/tests/{}/test_{}.py"
    }
  }
}

• UNIX-like OS
  • Windows is not supported
• Python >= 3.4
• Jupyter Notebook >= 5.0
• Tornado >= 4.5, < 5

Jupyter Notebook and Tornado will be installed automatically if they do not exist in your environment. Tornado 5 is not yet supported.

$ pip install jaffle

You will also probably need pytest:

$ pip install pytest

BSD 3-Clause License

Jaffle is intended to be a development tool and does not care much about security. Arbitrary Python code can be executed in jaffle.hcl and you should not use it as a part of production environment. jaffle.hcl is like a Makefile or a shell script included in a source code repository.

• Watchdog
  • Python API and shell utilities to monitor file system events. Jaffle depends on it.
• pytest-testmon
  • pytest plugin to select tests affected by recent changes. It looks code coverage to determine which tests should be executed, whereas Jaffle uses simple pattern mapping.
• pytest-watch
  • Continuous pytest runner using Watchdog, which also supports notification, before/after hoooks and using a custom runner script. It executes pytest as a subprocess.
• Foreman
  • Procfile-based process manager.
• coloredlogcat.py and PID Cat
  • Android logcat modifier. Jaffle's log formatter was inspired by them.