* Add option for controlling p4a distutils support, refs #1224
* note that .toml needs to be in included extensions if using pyprojet.toml
* Add the default --ignore-setup-py flag to test
* Add android.allow_backup parameter to buildozer.spec
* Rework patch to only use --allow-backup when it is set to false
* Added testcase for android.allow_backup
* Added default value for android.allow_backup to spec
This is a follow-up for #1160 and #1168.
Addresses the following:
- grows `buildozer/targets/ios.py` target coverage from 24% to 56%
- fixes `AttributeError` on `TargetIos` error call
Next up should be improving:
- code signing process (toggle off not fully integrated)
- actual deployment (not yet tested)
- further increase `buildozer/targets/ios.py` test coverage
- basic ios target test
- refactors existing android test for code sharing
- changes `call_build_package()` to simple function
Grows `buildozer/targets/ios.py` coverage from 11% to 24%.
This setups the canvas for more tests to come later.
Increases android.py coverage from 24% to 36% and total coverage from
25% to 29%.
Note that this tests would have caught the glob issue reported in #1044.
This is a best effort approach trying to increase the coverage of that
module. Therefore some tests are not completely isolating all
dependencies via `mock.patch`-ing.
Subsequent pull request could cover more methods and focus on edge case.
This increases the overall coverage from 20% to 25% and
`buildozer/targets/android.py` coverage from 15% to `24%`.
* Cleaned up some variable references
* Improved how user build dir is accessed
* Minor code style improvements
* Fixed dist_dir calculation following p4a changes
Only if the p4a version used has the file `pythonforandroid/recommendations.py`, which contains the info we want, otherwise we will return the buildozer's one
Running `buildozer unknown_command` should show a meaningful error and
exit. Fixes regression introduced in 4936d31 and adds unit tests.
Also updates other tests `assert` keyword rather than `self.assert*` in
order to keep style consistent.
Last, minor `Dockerfile` documentation update as per recent @tshirtman
feedback.
- run setup.py on both Python2 and Python3
- runs simple test case for both Python2 and Python3
- checks the PEP8 style
- updates README.md adds Travis badge
