feat: set up Python testing infrastructure with Poetry and pytest #13
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Set Up Python Testing Infrastructure
Summary
This PR establishes a complete testing infrastructure for the ML Interpretability Papers project using Poetry as the package manager and pytest as the testing framework.
Changes Made
Package Management
pyproject.tomlconfigurationsbinmoduleTesting Dependencies
Added the following development dependencies:
Testing Configuration
pyproject.tomlwith:test_*.pyand*_test.pyfilesunit,integration, andslow.coveragercfor detailed coverage configuration:Directory Structure
Created organized testing structure:
Fixtures and Configuration
Added comprehensive fixtures in
conftest.py:temp_dir- Temporary directory for testingsample_cache_data- Sample data for cache testingsample_cache_file- Test cache file creationsample_readme_template- Test template filemock_http_response- HTTP response mocking helpermock_env_vars- Environment variable managementisolated_filesystem- Isolated test environmentDevelopment Commands
Configured Poetry scripts for consistent test execution:
poetry run test- Run all testspoetry run tests- Alternative command (both work)Additional Setup
.gitignorewith comprehensive Python, testing, and Claude-specific entriessbin/__init__.pyto make it a proper Python packageHow to Use
Install dependencies:
Run tests:
Write new tests:
tests/unit/tests/integration/conftest.pyfor common test needs@pytest.mark.unit, etc.Notes
.coveragercsince no actual code tests exist yet