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pip install cohere-haystack
hatch is the best way to interact with this project, to install it:
pip install hatch
With hatch installed, to run all the tests:
hatch run test
Note: integration tests will be skipped unless the env var COHERE_API_KEY is set. The api key needs to be valid in order to pass the tests.
To only run unit tests:
hatch run test -m"not integration"
To only run embedders tests:
hatch run test -m"embedders"
To only run generators tests:
hatch run test -m"generators"
To only run ranker tests:
hatch run test -m"ranker"
Markers can be combined, for example you can run only integration tests for embedders with:
hatch run test -m"integrations and embedders"
To run the linters ruff and mypy:
hatch run lint:all
cohere-haystack is distributed under the terms of the Apache-2.0 license.
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