install pydotplus – tox by pip ubuntu
pip install tox tox
Here is what the above code is Doing:
1. Install tox
2. Run tox
Tox is a tool that allows you to run tests against multiple Python versions.
Tox will create a virtual environment for each Python version that you specify in the tox.ini file.
Tox will then run the commands that you specify in the tox.ini file in each of the virtual environments.
In this case, tox will create a virtual environment for Python 2.7 and Python 3.6.
Tox will then run the commands pytest and flake8 in each of the virtual environments.
Pytest will run the tests in the tests directory.
Flake8 will run a linter to check for PEP8 style guide violations.
If any of the commands fail, then tox will stop running and report the error.
If all of the commands pass, then tox will exit with a 0 exit code.
If you want to run tox against a specific Python version, then you can run the following command:
tox -e py36
This will run tox against Python 3.6.
If you want to run tox against all of the Python versions, then you can run the following command:
tox
This will run tox against all of the Python versions that you specify in the tox.ini file.
If you want to run tox against all of the Python versions and generate a coverage report, then you can run the following command:
tox -e coverage-report
This will run tox against all of the Python versions that you specify in the tox.ini file.
It will also generate a coverage report.
You can view the coverage report by opening the htmlcov/index.html file in your browser.
If you want to run tox against all of the Python versions and generate a coverage report and an HTML coverage report, then you can run the following command:
tox -e coverage-report-html
This will run tox against all of the Python versions that you specify in the tox.ini file.
It will also generate a coverage report and an HTML coverage report.
You can view the HTML coverage report by opening the htmlcov/index.html file in your browser.
If you want to run tox against all of the Python versions and generate a coverage report and an XML coverage report, then you can run the following command:
tox -e coverage-report-xml
This will run tox against all of the Python versions that you specify in the tox.ini file.
It will also generate a coverage report and an XML coverage report.
You can view the XML coverage report by opening the coverage.xml file in your browser.
If you want to run tox against all of the Python versions and generate a coverage report and an HTML coverage report and an XML coverage report, then you can run the following command:
tox -e coverage-report-all
This will run tox against all of the Python versions that you specify in the tox.ini file.
It will also generate a coverage report and an HTML coverage report and an XML coverage report.
You can view the HTML coverage report by opening the htmlcov/index.html file in your browser.
You can view the XML coverage report by opening the coverage.xml file in your browser.
If you want to run tox against all of the Python versions and generate a coverage report and an HTML coverage report and an XML coverage report and a coverage badge, then you can run the following command:
tox -e coverage-report-all-badge
This will run tox against all of the Python versions that you specify in the tox.ini file.
It will also generate a coverage