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Testing tool of tornado web for any testing libraries.
Contextual Tester
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You can use testing tool by using 'with' statement. ::
import unittest
from tornado_tester import gen_test, Tester
from yourapplication import app
class Test(unittest.TestCase):
@gen_test
def test_app():
with Tester(app) as tester:
response = yield tester.http_client(tester.url_for('/hello'))
...
By using :meth:`url_for` you can make URL with current HTTP server's address.
And you can use it for py.test like. ::
import pytest
from tornado_tester import gen_test, Tester
from yourapplication import app
@pytest.fixture
def tester(request):
tester = Tester(app)
tester.setup()
request.addfinalizer(tester.teardown)
return tester
@gen_test
def test_app(tester):
response = yield tester.http_client(tester.url_for('/hello'))
...
.. warning::
You can't use multiple Testers in one gen_test by default.
You should provide a shared I/O loop to use multiple tester. ::
import pytest
from tornado.ioloop import IOLoop
from tornado_tester import gen_test, Tester
from yourapplication import app
@gen_test
def test_app():
loop = IOLoop()
tester1 = Tester(app, io_loop=loop)
tester2 = Tester(app, io_loop=loop)
with tester1:
...
with tester2:
...
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