A Guide to Testing in Django - Toast Driven
For many people, testing their Django applications is a mystery. They hear that they should be testing their code but often have no clue how to get started. And when they hit the testing docs, they find a deep dive on what functionality is available, but no guidance on how to implement. This is the first in a series of blog posts to try to help alleviate this & get everyone on the testing bandwago
A Guide to Testing in Django #2 - Toast Driven
Viewable in Serbo-Croatian - Thanks to Vera Djuraskovic! As part two in this series on testing in Django (part I if you missed it), we're going to continue expanding the test suite on the venerable "polls" app. As with the previous post, the code can be found on Github with tags marking our progress along the way. Where we left on the previous post was adding some view tests for basic HTTP GET req
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This document discusses Django testing tools including: 1. Using "manage.py test" to run tests for applications or the entire site. Tests are defined in <app>/tests.py files. 2. Fixtures allow loading initial data from JSON files to use in tests. Fixtures are specified in the TestCase class. 3. The Client allows making requests like GET and POST to test views and check responses. Client stores ses
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