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Sebastian Spaeth
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Release v0.1.1
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| .forgejo/workflows | CI: Fix by checking out the full source.... | |
| src/testmatrix | Release v0.1.1 | |
| .gitignore | Restructre to a proper package | |
| LICENSE | Add License | |
| pyproject.toml | Canonical single location of prog version | |
| README.md | Some badges in README ( #19 ) | |
| requirements.txt | Packaging | |
| test_matrix.py | Make -V an alias for --version | |
testmatrix PyPI version Matrix
A matrix server sanity tester. Relased under the GNU AGPLv3+.
Usage
See python3 test_matrix.py --help for possible options (or testmatrix -h if you have it
properly installed).
Credentials are only needed if you want to test an underlying livekit MatrixRTC setup (a.k.a. Element Call).
If you have installed the package via pip (or other means), the
installed command will be named testmatrix and not test_matrix.py.
Note: There is an --anonymize switch, which will attempt to clean
up domain names in the log output. However, there is no guarantee that
it will work 100%. So do double-check your output before submitting
somewhere if you are using this.
Installation
Currently, you do not need to install anything, as long as you have all
requirements (see below) installed, you can directly run the
test_matrix.py script.
Alternatively, you can install this by issueing: pip install testmatrix
Or even better: install the cool uvenv package manager and install into a separate venv via:
uvenv install testmatrix
Requirements
Requires python and python-requests.
You can install all requirements on your system by running
pip install -r requirements.txt
Discussion
Matrix chatroom: #testmatrix:sspaeth.de
Development
Build an installable package
To build an installable package, you need to have python3-build
installed. Running python3 -m build in the git root will create
packages in the dist directory.