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PyPyInstaller Powershell Module Initial Code Push
2 projects | dev.to | 25 Sep 2023

Context "Registry Keys Don't Exist" { BeforeAll { New-Item -Path "TestRegistry:\Software\Python" -Force Mock -CommandName Test-Path -MockWith { return $false } } It "Passes Adds Entries To Registry" { Set-PyPyLauncherEntry -PythonVersion "3.10.12" -PyPyVersion "7.3.12" -InstallPath "C:\PyPy" -RegistryDrive "TestRegistry" $CoreInfo = Get-ItemProperty "TestRegistry:\Software\Python\PyPyInstaller\3.10" $CoreInfo.DisplayName | Should -Be "PyPy 3.10.12" $CoreInfo.SupportUrl | Should -Be "https://github.com/cwgem/pypy-powershell-install" $CoreInfo.Version | Should -Be "7.3.12" $CoreInfo.SysVersion | Should -Be "3.10.12" $CoreInfo.SysArchitecture | Should -Be "64bit" $InstallPathInfo = Get-ItemProperty "TestRegistry:\Software\Python\PyPyInstaller\3.10\InstallPath" $InstallPathInfo.'(default)' | Should -Be "C:\PyPy" $InstallPathInfo.ExecutablePath | Should -Be "C:\PyPy\pypy.exe" $InstallPathInfo.WindowedExecutablePath | Should -Be "C:\PyPy\pypyw.exe" } }
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4 projects | dev.to | 19 Sep 2023

While I had a small bit of Powershell experience I didn't really take it to the full extent. It was mostly done on an as-needed basis. This time though I decided to really take a stab at things. One thing I find interesting is that Powershell feels like more of the UNIX philosophy of gluing commands together than most of what I've done on Linux systems (shove things into a bash script). Even more weird is Powershell being open source. With that said I began my journey with this empty repository. That's because I'm trying to get that sweet code coverage: