Pythonista is a Docker image for real Python developers. That means you can find here most popular Python interpreters and test your application in all of them. The idea for the image was born when I needed to test some code in Python 2.6 environment and my workstation couldn't handle it, since Debian Jessie doesn't have Python 2.6 in its repo.
- OS - Debian 9 Stretch (testing) or CentOS 7
- CPython - 2.7.11 / 3.3.6 / 3.4.4 / 3.5.1
- PyPy - PyPy 5.0.1 (based on 2.7.10) / PyPy3 2.4.0 (based on 3.2.5)
Pythonista image is available on Docker Hub, so you can easily pull
it by means docker client:
$ [sudo] docker pull ikalnitsky/pythonista
If you want to enter a bash session, just do it how you did it for another containers:
$ [sudo] docker run -t -i ikalnitsky/pythonista bash
and enjoy bash session within container.
It's very convenient to run unit tests inside Pythonista container because you can run it using different Python interpreters. For example, with tox the command might look like:
$ [sudo] docker run -v /path/to/src/:/src -w /src ikalnitsky/pythonista tox
You are also welcome to build and tweak the testing image locally using provided Dockerfiles.
To build Pythonista Docker image (by default based on Debian):
$ [sudo] docker build -t pythonista-deb .
To build Pythonista Docker image based on CentOS use Dockerfile.centos:
$ [sudo] docker build -f Dockerfile.centos -t pythonista-yum .
It's important for me to get user's feedback, so please don't hesitate to suggest improvements or report bugs via GitHub Issue.