What is the public interface? (let me know what you actually use)

[altendky]

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With everything in one file, being a module distribution (rather than package), and having only the readme as documentation I'm left a little unclear about what is 'public interface' and what isn't. I'd like to make this more explicit so that going forward we don't have to think about this on a case by case basis every time we feel like tweaking something. (also, maybe I want a package with versioneer and explicit public interface and tests inside like I'm used to...)

The readme references:

• pytest options
  • -p no:twisted
  • --reactor
• pytest fixtures
  • twisted_greenlet
• import pytest
  • Not in the readme anymore but they were as of v1.6 (2018.01.11) and have no deprecation notices
  • @inlineCallbacks
  • blockon()
• import pytest_twisted
  • init_default_reactor()
  • init_qt5_reactor()
  • @pytest_twisted.inlineCallbacks
  • blockon()

The remaining items are:

• 'public'
  • blockon_default()
  • block_from_thread()
  • init_twisted_greenlet()
  • stop_twisted_greenlet()
  • reactor_installers
• 'private'
  • _config
  • _instances
  • _install_reactor()
• pytest_*
  • pytest_pyfunc_call()
  • pytest_addoption()
  • pytest_configure()
  • _pytest_pyfunc_call()

[meejah]

I use pytest.inlineCallbacks and pytest.blockon

[altendky]

https://github.com/glyph/publication/

[ThreePinkApples]

I use

from pytest_twisted import inlineCallbacks

[ktdreyer]

I use @pytest_twisted.inlineCallbacks and pytest_twisted.blockon(deferred)