Installation

To install or upgrade to the latest version:

pip install -U intspan

On some systems, you may need to use pip2 to install under Python 2, or pip3 to install under Python 3. You may also need to prefix these commands with sudo to authorize installation. In environments without super-user privileges, you may want to use pip’s --user option, to install only for a single user, rather than system-wide. Finally, in cases where pip is not well-configured to match a specific Python interpreter you want to use, a useful fallback:

python3.6 -m pip install -U intspan

Testing

intspan is tested twice before each release–once on the developer’s workstation, and once by the Travis CI continuous integration service. If you’d like to also run the module tests locally, you’ll need to install pytest and tox. For full testing, you will also need pytest-cov and coverage. Then run one of these commands:

tox                # normal test run, across all currently-supported versions
tox -e py27        # run for a environment only (e.g. py27)
tox -c toxcov.ini  # run full coverage tests