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Fix doctest#265

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  • Tests
    • Integrated documentation tests into the testing process.
  • Documentation
    • Revamped examples and formatting for network adapters and drivers for improved clarity and consistency.
    • Streamlined instructions by removing redundant setup code and adding conditional execution in examples.
  • New Features
    • Enhanced resource management in the serial driver to ensure proper session termination.

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The changes introduce a new Makefile target “doctest” that runs documentation tests and integrates it into the overall “test” target. Additionally, documentation examples in various API reference files have been updated for clarity by modifying headers, code blocks, and parameter values. The drivers documentation was refactored, removing custom import code and updating API method calls. Finally, a new close method was added to the PySerialClient class for improved resource management.

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Files Change Summary
Makefile Added new “doctest” target running uv run --isolated --all-packages --group docs $(MAKE) -C docs doctest; updated “test” target to include “doctest” as a dependency.
docs/.../adapters/network.md Enhanced documentation examples by updating header formatting, switching from {testcode} to {doctest}, modifying adapter parameters, and adding a setup block with explicit outputs.
docs/.../drivers.md,
docs/.../drivers/pyserial.md,
docs/.../drivers/yepkit.md
Removed custom import setup, replaced certain API calls (e.g., write/read to send/receive), added setup/cleanup sections, and introduced conditionally skipped example blocks.
packages/.../client.py Added a new “close” method to PySerialClient that checks for a _context_manager and calls its exit method to properly close the session.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant U as User
    participant M as Makefile
    participant D as Docs Tests
    U->>M: make test
    M->>M: Run test-packages
    M->>M: Run doctest target
    M->>D: Execute 'uv run --isolated --all-packages --group docs $(MAKE) -C docs doctest'
    D-->>M: Documentation tests result
    M-->>U: Test results
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sequenceDiagram
    participant C as Caller
    participant PS as PySerialClient
    participant CM as _context_manager
    C->>PS: call close()
    PS->>PS: Check for _context_manager
    alt _context_manager exists
      PS->>CM: Call __exit__(None, None, None)
      CM-->>PS: Exit session
    else
      PS-->>C: No context to exit
    end
    PS-->>C: Return from close()
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docs/source/api-reference/adapters/network.md (1)

100-109: Robust test setup for adapter examples.
The new testsetup block cleanly imports necessary modules and sets up a Composite driver instance for the documentation examples. One suggestion is to consider managing the lifecycle of the created instance with a context manager (i.e. using a “with” statement) to ensure proper resource cleanup, if applicable in the testing environment.

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packages/jumpstarter-driver-pyserial/jumpstarter_driver_pyserial/client.py (1)

28-30: LGTM! Good addition for resource management.

The new close method properly handles the cleanup of the pexpect session by checking for the existence of _context_manager and calling its __exit__ method.

Makefile (2)

16-17: LGTM! Good addition of doctest target.

The new target correctly uses uv run with appropriate flags to execute documentation tests.


39-39: LGTM! Good integration of doctest into test target.

The test target now includes doctest, ensuring documentation tests are run as part of the main test suite.

docs/source/api-reference/drivers/yepkit.md (1)

46-46: Verify if skipping this test is necessary.

The test is marked to be skipped. Please confirm if this is intentional and if there's a way to make the test runnable, perhaps by mocking the hardware dependencies.

docs/source/api-reference/drivers/pyserial.md (2)

50-51: LGTM! Method names are more descriptive.

The changes from write/read to send/receive make the method names more descriptive of their actual operations.

Also applies to: 57-58


61-72: LGTM! Good test setup with proper cleanup.

The test setup and cleanup sections are well structured:

  • Uses loopback URL for testing without real hardware
  • Properly manages resources with __enter__ and __exit__
docs/source/api-reference/drivers.md (2)

23-24: Simplify custom import code using sys.modules and SimpleNamespace.
The new imports from sys and types allow registering ExampleClient directly via the modules dictionary, which removes the need for a custom import helper. This streamlines the doctest setup, but please verify that using the key "example" does not conflict with any real module names in the broader codebase.


70-70: Clear registration of ExampleClient in the module namespace.
Assigning ExampleClient to modules["example"] ensures that the doctest examples can reference it as “example.ExampleClient”. This is a neat, minimalistic solution to expose the client class without additional boilerplate code.

docs/source/api-reference/adapters/network.md (3)

44-56: Enhanced header and doctest for TCP port forwarding example.
Changing the heading to a markdown subheading (###) improves readability. The doctest block now clearly demonstrates both a default (random) port assignment and an explicit local_host/local_port usage. Please ensure that the use of ellipsis (e.g., "127.0.0.1 ...") in the expected output is properly handled by your doctest configuration so that variable output does not result in false negatives.


74-77: Clear example for NovncAdapter usage in doctest.
The doctest example for NovncAdapter now succinctly shows how to obtain a URL for the web-based VNC client, with an expected output that uses ellipsis to indicate variable parts. Double-check that your doctest runner is configured to accept ellipsis matching so that dynamic content does not cause test failures.


94-98: Conditional test for FabricAdapter example via skipif directive.
Introducing the “:skipif: True” directive in the testcode block helps to bypass this example in environments where FabricAdapter might not be supported. Please verify that skipping this test won’t mask any important failures in environments where the adapter could run.

@mangelajo mangelajo merged commit 3ff0893 into main Feb 7, 2025
@mangelajo mangelajo deleted the doctest branch February 7, 2025 19:13
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