0.7.0

Fixes for Cookiecutter v2.1.0 and newer (#63).

0.6.1

Update bdist_wheel info in setup.cfg.

0.6.0

Update dependencies and require Python 3.6 or newer. Return a pathlib.Path to the generated project via Result.project_path and add deprecation warning for Result.project:

def test_bake_project(cookies):
    result = cookies.bake(extra_context={"repo_name": "helloworld"})

    assert result.exit_code == 0
    assert result.exception is None

    assert result.project_path.name == "helloworld"
    assert result.project_path.is_dir()

    # The `project` attribute is deprecated
    assert result.project.basename == "helloworld"
    assert result.project.isdir()

0.5.1

Allow bug fix releases of Cookiecutter. 🍪

0.5.0

Adds the session-scoped cookies_session fixture for baking projects. 🍪

0.4.0

By default cookies removes baked projects. This release adds a new CLI option to keep generated projects:

pytest --keep-baked-projects

0.3.0

Add capability to specify the template directory via bake().

@pytest.fixture
def custom_template():
return "templates/minimal/"


def test_bake_custom_project(cookies, custom_template):
    """Test for generating a new project."""
    result = cookies.bake(template=custom_template)

    assert result.exit_code == 0
    assert result.exception is None
    assert result.project.basename == 'example-project'
    assert result.project.isdir()

Please see the documentation for more information.

0.2.0

Upgrade to Cookiecutter Shortbread which fixed user config based replay_dir and cookiecutters_dir.

0.1.0

cookies.bake()

pytest is a mature full-featured Python testing tool that provides easy
no boilerplate testing. Its hook-baesd customization system supports integration
of external plugins such as pytest-cookies.

This plugin comes with a cookies fixture which is a wrapper for the
cookiecutter API for generating projects. It helps you verify that your
template is working as expected and takes care of cleaning up after running the
tests.

Usage

The cookies.bake() method generates a new project from your template based on the
default values specified in cookiecutter.json:

def test_bake_project(cookies):
    result = cookies.bake(extra_context={'repo_name': 'helloworld'})

    assert result.exit_code == 0
    assert result.exception is None
    assert result.project.basename == 'helloworld'
    assert result.project.isdir()

It accepts the extra_context keyword argument that will be
passed to cookiecutter. The given dictionary will override the default values
of the template context, allowing you to test arbitrary user input data.

Please see the Injecting Extra Context section of the
official cookiecutter documentation.