tox.ini.sample

# Sample tox.ini configuration file. Copy to tox.ini and edit to needs.
# More information on the wiki:
# https://github.com/sympy/sympy/wiki/Using-Tox
# Also see the tox documentation at
# http://tox.testrun.org/en/latest/config.html
# Note: don't forget to install it:
#  pip install tox

[tox]
# Define the environments. By default, py24-py32, jython, pypy.
# It's also possible to define a custom environment, like docs.
# You must list a defined environment here in order to run it.
envlist = py25, py26, py27, docs

[testenv]
# Commands to be executed, it could be anything. The brackets are
# important, as they allow us to call bin/test with arguments we
# pass on through tox. Applies to all default environments.
# You can run multiple commands by putting them on subsequent lines
# Note that you should use bin/test and bin/doctest rather than setup.py
# test, because the latter does not work with [].
commands = python bin/test []
    python bin/doctest []

# Example of a test environment, we use it so we'd test docs just
# once.
[testenv:docs]
commands = python bin/doctest []

# Example of testing a 32bit version of Python.
[testenv:py27-32]
# basepython allows us to point to an arbitrary Python executable
basepython=/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.7/bin/python2.7
commands = python bin/test []
    python bin/doctest []

# Example of testing with a dependency.
[testenv:py27-gmpy]
# deps is used to specify the dependencies we need. Tox will
# automatically download them from PyPi using easy_install/pip.
# Note that you have to provide the download link because
# deps = gmpy will try to install gmpy2.
deps = http://gmpy.googlecode.com/files/gmpy-1.14.zip
commands = python bin/test []
    python bin/doctest []

# Usage:
#  tox              # runs all defined environments
#  tox -e py25,py26 # runs the specified environments, comma-separated
#  tox --recreate   # recreate and then run all virtualenvs
#  tox hydrogen     # runs the "hydrogen" tests on all environments

# It's possible to combine commands freely, eg:
#  tox --recreate -e py25,py27 sympy/core
# will recreate the py25 and py27 environments, and then run the
# tests in sympy/core in them.