Reusable test fixtures for any and all databases.
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Please note that pytest-databases is currently in a pre-release stage of development. This means the library is still under active development, and its initial API is subject to change. We encourage developers to experiment with pytest-databases and provide feedback, but we recommend against using it in production environments until a stable release is available.`
The pytest-databases library aims to make testing with a database as simple as possible.
It is designed to offer pre-configured testing setups for many different types and versions of databases.
pytest-databases currently utilizes docker compose (or the legacy docker-compose) commands to manage the startup and shutdown of each database service. The following databases are currently available:
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Reusable database fixtures for any and all databases.
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