Best Python code snippet using tox_python
python_info.py
Source: python_info.py
...27 return 'python{}+{}{}+{}'.format('%d.%d' % _get_python_version()[:2],28 _get_python_impl_name(),29 '%d.%d' % _get_python_impl_version()[:2],30 _get_python_impl_target_platform())31def get_python_info():32 return {33 'python': {34 'version': _get_python_version(),35 'implementation': {36 'name': _get_python_impl_name(),37 'version': _get_python_impl_version(),38 'platform': _get_python_impl_target_platform()39 },40 'package_namespace': _get_python_package_namespace()41 }42 }43if __name__ == '__main__':...
test_py.py
Source: test_py.py
...11 assert PythonImplement.CPYTHON != None12 assert str(PythonImplement.CPYTHON) == 'CPython'13 assert repr(PythonImplement.CPYTHON) == '<PythonImplement CPython>'14 def test_python_info_actual(self):15 python = Python(get_python_info())16 assert python.version == platform.python_version()17 assert python.version == python.version18 assert python.version != 219 assert python.version != None20 assert python.implement == platform.python_implementation()21 assert python.implement == python.implement22 assert python.implement != 223 assert python.implement != None24 assert isinstance(python.pip, Pip)25 def test_cpython_3_7_12(self, cpython_3_7_12):26 python = Python(get_python_info())27 assert python.version == '3.7.12'28 assert python.implement == 'cpython'29 assert str(python) == 'CPython 3.7.12'30 assert repr(python) == '<Python, version: 3.7.12, implement: CPython>'31 def test_pypy_3_9_2(self, pypy_3_9_2):32 python = Python(get_python_info())33 assert python.version == '3.9.2'34 assert python.implement == 'pypy'35 assert str(python) == 'PyPy 3.9.2'...
env_info.py
Source: env_info.py
...18 'name': str(os.name),19 'system': str(platform.system()),20 'release': str(platform.release())21 }22def get_python_info():23 dists = [str(d).replace(" ","==") for d in pkg_resources.working_set]24 return {25 'version': sys.version,26 'packages': dists27 }28def is_connected(hostname):29 try:30 # see if we can resolve the host name -- tells us if there is31 # a DNS listening32 host = socket.gethostbyname(hostname)33 # connect to the host -- tells us if the host is actually34 # reachable35 s = socket.create_connection((host, 80), 2)36 s.close()37 return True38 except:39 pass40 return False41def main():42 # Generate resulting json in specific order.43 environment_data = OrderedDict()44 environment_data['os_info'] = get_os_version()45 environment_data['python_info'] = get_python_info()46 environment_data['is_pypi_reachable'] = is_connected(REMOTE_SERVER)47 print(json.dumps(environment_data, indent=2))48 49if __name__ == '__main__':...
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