# Run Continuous Integration (CI) Tests on Modal Note! The HF secret in Modal is named "huggingface-secret". Pls rename if your secret has another name. ## Test modal deployment You can test pricer.ci in Modal: (`modal deploy -m pricer.ci`) In python CLI: (`import modal`) (`Pricer = modal.Cls.lookup("pricer-ci-testing", "Pricer")`) (`pricer = Pricer()`) (`reply = pricer.price.remote("Quadcast HyperX condenser mic, connects via usb-c to your computer for crystal clear audio")`) (`print(reply)`) ## Unit testing Unit test strategy created like in [This example repo](https://github.com/modal-labs/ci-on-modal) ## Usage All commands below are run from the root of the repository (this directory). ### Run tests remotely on Modal ```bash modal run pricer.ci ``` On the first execution, the [container image](https://modal.com/docs/guide/custom-container) for your application will be built. This image will be cached on Modal and only rebuilt if one of its dependencies, like the `requirements.txt` file, changes. ### Debug tests running remotely To debug the tests, you can open a shell in the exact same environment that the tests are run in: ```bash modal shell pricer.ci ``` _Note_: On the Modal worker, the `pytest` command is run from the home directory, `/root`, which contains the `tests` folder, but the `modal shell` command will drop you at the top of the filesystem, `/`.