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Use when setting up the FastStream dev environment, running tests/linters/static analysis, managing docker brokers, or preparing a PR.

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FastStream Dev Workflow

Toolchain

uv for Python deps + just as the task runner + docker compose for brokers. Never use bare pip. Run just with no args to list all recipes.

  • just init [python-version] — build the dev environment (default Python 3.10).

Docker brokers

  • just up / just stop / just down — start / stop / remove all containers (brokers + the faststream dev container the test recipes exec into).
  • Per broker: just kafka-up, rabbit-up, nats-up, redis-up, redis-cluster-up (+ matching -stop and -logs recipes). MQTT has no local just recipes — it is tested in CI only.

Test matrix

All just test* recipes execute inside the dev container (docker compose exec faststream) — run just up first.

CommandSelection
just test [path]fast: not slow and not connected, parallel -n auto
just test-all [path]full suite (-m "all") — all brokers must be up
just test-<broker> [path]broker-marked tests excluding connected and slow (kafka, confluent, rabbit, redis, redis-cluster, nats)
just test-<broker>-all [path]every broker-marked test incl. slow/connected — needs that broker up
just test-coverage [path] / test-coverage-allwith coverage

Extra pytest args pass through: just test tests/brokers/kafka -vv. Run pytest directly when needed (uv run pytest ... — no container required, but bare pytest excludes only slow by default) — never via the rtk proxy.

Lint & static analysis (run before any PR, in this order)

  1. just linter — runs ruff format (rewrites files in place), then ruff check --exit-non-zero-on-fix (reports fixable issues without applying them), then codespell (alias: just lint). Expect formatting changes in your working tree after running it.
  2. just mypy — strict mode over faststream/ and tests/mypy/.
  3. just static-analysis — mypy + bandit + semgrep; just zizmor separately for GitHub Actions workflows.
  4. just pre-commit — pre-commit hooks on modified files (just pre-commit-all for the whole tree).

Docs recipes

  • just docs-serve — live server; just docs-build — static build (details in the documentation-writing skill).

CI expectations

  • CI (.github/workflows/pr_tests.yaml): core jobs run everything except connected (-m "(slow and not connected) or not connected"); per-broker jobs run <broker> and not connected, plus dedicated jobs with real broker services for connected tests.
  • 30s per-test timeout; xdist parallelism — tests must be order-independent.
  • Coverage sources include faststream/, tests/, docs/docs_src/, and examples/.

Related skills

  • testing-patterns — markers, base testcases, fixtures.
  • code-architecture — source conventions the linters enforce.
  • documentation-writing — docs authoring and snippet testing.