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Verifies if several checks are ok within a class.
pip install -r requirements-dev.txt
Simple: py.test
With coverage: py.test --cov=healthchecker --cov-report term-missing
Install via pip install health-checker.
Extend CheckCase on you class and decorate all check methods with check
decorator. If the method raises an exception or returns any falsy value,
the check is considered a failure, otherwise it's considered a success.
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from healthchecker import CheckCase, check
class MyClass(CheckCase):
def my_method(self):
self.check()
if self.has_succeeded():
''' do something '''
else:
''' do something else '''
@check
def my_dummy_check(self):
return False
@check
def another_check(self):
raise Exception()
@check
def i_am_good(self):
return 'can be a string'
@check
def also_good(self):
return True
self.has_succeeded() returns False for the above code due to my_dummy_check and another_check check methods.
self.check_report will be {'my_dummy_check': False, 'another_check': False, 'i_am_good': 'can_be_string', 'also_good': True}