There are two approaches to install the package:
- Manually cloning the project in Github repository: statesxt
- Using
pip
, that the package is hosted in here (recommended).pip install statesxt
Note: It is always better to install the package in a virtual environment.
- Generate the template
statesxt generate
- Remove the template
statesxt remove
- Update the template
statesxt update
- Generate a new page template (inside /testcases)
statesxt create-page
Currently, the package can not be updated through usual command pip install --upgrade statesxt
. Probably because is hosted in TestPypi.
So, for the time being, user have to reinstall the package.
There are two approaches to uninstall the package:
- Uninstalling only the package
pip uninstall statesxt
- Uninstalling the package and its dependencies (vulnerable).
To do this, the user must install a package called
pip-autoremove
(if not already installed).Once the package is installed, user can now uninstall the package with the following command.pip install pip-autoremove
Note: If there is an error saying thatpip-autoremove statesxt -y
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'pip_autoremove'
, you could try to move thepip_autoremove.py
file from./Scripts
into./Lib
instead. For further information: here.
There is a tox.ini file inside .\statesxt, where you can just execute it by invoking tox -c .\statesxt\
in terminal. But anyway, that is to test manually in your local, meanwhile there is .github\ that enables to testing with Github Actions, where it works by triggering the execution of tox.ini
once you make a commit. So basically, it has implemented CI/CD.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.