python.bzl

load("@bazel_skylib//lib:paths.bzl", "paths")

# py_test_module_list creates a py_test target for each
# Python file in `files`

def py_test_module_list(files, size, deps, extra_srcs=[], name_suffix="", **kwargs):
    for file in files:
        # remove .py
        name = paths.split_extension(file)[0] + name_suffix
        if name == file:
            basename = basename + "_test"
        native.py_test(
            name = name,
            size = size,
            main = file,
            srcs = extra_srcs + [file],
            deps = deps,
            **kwargs
        )

def py_test_run_all_subdirectory(include, exclude, extra_srcs, **kwargs):
    for file in native.glob(include = include, exclude = exclude, allow_empty=False):
        print(file)
        basename = paths.split_extension(file)[0]
        if basename == file:
            basename = basename + "_test"
        native.py_test(
            name = basename,
            srcs = extra_srcs + [file],
            **kwargs
        )

# Runs all included notebooks as py_test targets, by first converting them to .py files with "test_myst_doc.py".
def py_test_run_all_notebooks(include, exclude, allow_empty=False, **kwargs):
    for file in native.glob(include = include, exclude = exclude, allow_empty=allow_empty):
        print(file)
        basename = paths.split_extension(file)[0]
        if basename == file:
            basename = basename + "_test"
        native.py_test(
            name = basename,
            main = "test_myst_doc.py",
            srcs = ["//doc:test_myst_doc.py"],
            # --find-recursively will look for file in all
            # directories inside cwd recursively if it cannot
            # find it right away. This allows to deal with
            # mismatches between `name` and `data` args.
            args = ["--find-recursively", "--path", file],
            **kwargs
        )