setup

This requires Python3, and a locally installed 'servirtium-python' library. See https://github.com/servirtium/servirtium-python.

Install all required packages using:

pip3 install -r requirements.txt

Running the climate API tests directly against World Bank's Climate HTTP API.

python3 -m pytest src/test/TestClimateApi.py

That runs six tests, which should all pass, directly targeting a WHO climate API. And specifically, there's no Servirtium involved in that.

Tests with playing back previously recorded World Bank's Climate HTTP API, via Servirtium

python3 -m pytest src/test/TestPlaybackClimateApi.py

That runs six tests, which should all pass again. This time using a pre-recorded interactions with that Word Bank climate API, instead of the real thing.

(actually it runs 12 tests, but we can't work out how to make it run only the 5 subclass test methods)

Tests that re-record World Bank's Climate HTTP API, via Servirtium

python3 -m pytest src/test/TestRecordingClimateApi.py

Again this runs six tests, which all pass again. Check the src/mocks/ folder after the tests have run.

Credits:

Ross Fang for the porting of the Java example at https://github.com/paul-hammant/climate-data-tck (via UpWork)