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Conda Latest Release PyPI - Python Version wheel Code style Imports: isort

Testing for Data Science

Day 2

This part of the training focuses on implementing tests in your data science project. This training touches upon test coverage, monkeypatching and caching among other topics. See the slides: data\notes\slides_day_2.pptx.

⚡ Installation


1. Virtual Environment

Create a virtual environment for this repo, for instance with Anaconda:

conda create --name testing_for_ds -y python=3.10
conda activate testing_for_ds

You can use the same virtual environment for the whole training. Note: if you just installed anaconda, you might have to initialize your terminal with conda init <SHELL_NAME> and restart your terminal afterwards.

2. Install dependencies

Install the project in develop mode, with:

pip install -e ".[develop]"

This will install all the dependencies listed in requirements.txt and requirements.dev.txt. Have a look at them to get an idea with what we're working.

3. setup pre-commit

We will be using pre-commit for this project, install it with:

pre-commit install

If you commit your code, pre-commit will run some checks. Only if you pass the checks, the commit is completed. For example, it checks whether you've used type-hinting. See .pre-commit-config.yaml for the full configuration.

4. create your own branch

git checkout -b <branch-name>
git push --set-upstream origin <branch-name>

Note: if you run into the error: "The unauthenticated git protocol on port 9418 is no longer supported.", this stackoverflow page might help.

📋 Assignment


After you completed the installation, work yourself through the exercises in the test files: tests\conftest.py and tests\test_<subject>.py. Make sure that you answer the exercises (1 to 8) in the right order.

You've completed the assignment if:

  • You answered all exercises.
  • All the tests pass.
  • The pre-commit steps are successful.
  • You pushed your code to your personal branch.

Please let me know if you have any questions!