Developer Documentation#
Installation#
Testing#
SkySim testing is perfomed with
pytest, and the
pyproject.toml has been set up such that you need only run pytest from the
SkySim folder to run all tests with appropriate settings.
Some additional testing setups are included in the justfile.
Tests are located in
the tests directory
and organized by module.
The configs subdirectory contains various configuration files used as samples
for executing tests.
Within this folder, the still_image.toml and movie.toml files are the only
entries expected to pass all tests, and are symlinks to the identically named
entries in examples.
Building the Documentation#
Documentation is generated with Sphinx and can be built locally using either the build-docs or
full-build-docs just recipes.
full-build-docs runs SkySim against the example configurations such that the
results can be embedded in the output. This is used for building the live
documentation (via Github actions) but is slower than purely evaluating the
Python docstrings and markdown files.
As such, for fast iteration on documentation, the build-docs recipe is
recommended, and one can simply disregard the “image file not readable” warning about non-existent files.
Note that this warning only appears for images as Sphinx does not have the
ability to directly embed videos, which are instead embedded with raw HTML directives.
Additionally, both recipes attempt to delete all generated documentation before starting (using trash-cli) in order to avoid any
contamination.
Therefore during the build, the HTML output will be inaccessible, and no files
should be stored in the docs/source/generated or docs/build directories.