version='1.10.0',

from pg_probackup2.gdb import GDBobj

from pg_probackup2.app import ProbackupApp, ProbackupException

from pg_probackup2.init_helpers import init_params

from pg_probackup2.storage.fs_backup import FSTestBackupDir

from pg_probackup2.storage.s3_backup import S3TestBackupDir

__all__ = [

"ProbackupApp", "ProbackupException", "init_params", "FSTestBackupDir", "S3TestBackupDir", "GDBobj"

]

Ccontrol and testing utility for [pg_probackup2](https://github.com/postgrespro/pg_probackup). Python 3.5+ is supported.

To install `testgres`, run:

We encourage you to use `virtualenv` for your testing environment.

The package requires testgres~=1.9.3.

There are several ways to specify a custom postgres installation:

* export `PG_CONFIG` environment variable pointing to the `pg_config` executable;

* export `PG_BIN` environment variable pointing to the directory with executable files.

Example:

export PG_BIN=$HOME/pg/bin

python my_tests.py

Here is an example of what you can do with `testgres-pg_probackup2`:

def test_full_backup(self):

# Setting up a simple test node

node = self.pg_node.make_simple('node', pg_options={"fsync": "off", "synchronous_commit": "off"})

# Initialize and configure Probackup

self.pb.init()

self.pb.add_instance('node', node)

self.pb.set_archiving('node', node)

# Start the node and initialize pgbench

node.slow_start()

node.pgbench_init(scale=100, no_vacuum=True)

# Perform backup and validation

backup_id = self.pb.backup_node('node', node)

out = self.pb.validate('node', backup_id)

# Check if the backup is valid

self.assertIn(f"INFO: Backup {backup_id} is valid", out)

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