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https://github.com/idlesign/pytest-djangoapp
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Nice pytest plugin to help you with Django pluggable application testing.
This exposes some useful tools for Django applications developers to facilitate tests authoring, including:
Suitable for testing apps for Django 1.8+.
Let's say you have classical tests placing (inside application directory):
.. code-block::
package_dir
|__ myapp
| |__ __init__.py
| |__ tests
| | |__ __init__.py
| | |__ conftest.py <- Configure djangoapp here.
|
|__ setup.py
Add the following lines into conftest.py
to configure djangoapp
and start using it:
.. code-block:: python
# conftest.py
from pytest_djangoapp import configure_djangoapp_plugin
pytest_plugins = configure_djangoapp_plugin()
Fixtures usage examples can be found in the documentation and the source code.
Despite the fact that djangoapp
is primarily aimed to reusable
Django applications testing one can use it also to test a project (a set of apps).
For that, pass a dotted settings module path into settings
argument:
.. code-block:: python
pytest_plugins = configure_djangoapp_plugin(
settings='myproject.settings.settings_testing',
migrate=False, # If you do not want to apply migrations.
)
pytest-djangoapp
does not depend on pytest-django
.
There are design decisions in pytest-django
that might make it uncomfortable to work with.
It uses setuptools
entrypoints feature for pytest
plugin discovery. It's not a problem by itself,
but all kinds of bootstrapping with side effects made by pytest-django
just on startup,
make the plugin a poor choice for cases of system-wide (i.e. not venv) installations.
Philosophy that next to no unit test should require DB access may be quite annoying.
Some fixtures (e.g. django_assert_num_queries
) usability arouse questions.
Despite that pytest-django
is nice, of course.
pytest-djangoapp
fixtures allow the use of Django without marking all relevant tests as needing
a database, as is required by pytest-django which provides the django_db
mark and db fixtures.
If you have pytest-django
already installed, it can be disabled for projects
using pytest-djangoapp
by adding the following lines into pytest.ini
:
.. code-block:: ini
# pytest.ini
[pytest]
addopts = -p no:django
FAQs
Nice pytest plugin to help you with Django pluggable application testing.
We found that pytest-djangoapp demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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