django-dry-tests 1.0.0

Package with new powerful TestCases and Assets to test django application fast. TDD is supported

Django DRY Tests

Package with new powerful TestCases and Assets to test django application fast. TDD is supported

You can find Full Project Documentation here

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Mission

The mission of the Django DRY Tests to design and develop open source python package to test django application

• fast
• with minimal code duplication
• with the ability to use TDD easily
• simple and comfortable

Open Source Project

This is the open source project with MIT license. Be free to use, fork, clone and contribute.

Features

• Special Request, Response and Form classes to simple set test data
• Special SimpleTestCase and TestCase classes with new asserts:
• • The main asserts is assertTrueResponse and assertTrueForm. You can use this for most cases.
• • Other special asserts (See more in Full Documentation)

Requirements

• Django==4 (Lower versions haven't been tested)
• See more in Full Documentation

Development Status

• Package already available on PyPi
• See more in Full Documentation

Install

with pip

pip install django-dry-tests

See more in Full Documentation

Quickstart

To test view

class QuickStartViewSimpleTestCase(SimpleTestCase):
    """
    SimpleTestCase example
    """

    def test_get(self):
        """
        Test Example with django-dry-tests
        :return:
        """
        # Create Request Model
        request = Request(
            url='/quickstart/'
        )

        # Create Response Model to check all view.
        # You can set only one param without others to check it.
        true_response = TrueResponse(
            status_code=200,
            context=Context(
                keys=['quickstart'],  # check that quickstart key in context
                values=['Quickstart'],  # check that "Quickstart" value in context
                items={
                    'quickstart': 'Quickstart'
                },  # check both keys and values in context
                types={
                    'quickstart': str
                }  # check values types without check values
            ),
            content_values = [
                'Quickstart',
                '<h1>Quickstart title</h1>'
            ],  # check values after template will be rendered
        )

        # get url response with Django default Test Client
        current_response = request.get_response(self.client)
        # Use main assert to run all asserts
        self.assertTrueResponse(current_response, true_response)

To test Form

class ExampleFromTestCase(SimpleTestCase):
    """
    Example Form Test Class
    """

    def test_form(self):
        """
        Example Test with django-dry-tests
        :return:
        """
        true_form = TrueForm(  # Set Up TrueForm instance
               Fields(  # TrueForm Fields
                   count=2,  # check fields count
                   names=[
                       'number', 'name'
                   ],  # check field names
                   types={
                       'name': forms.CharField,
                       'number': forms.IntegerField
                   }  # check fields types
               ),
            )
        current_form = ExampleForm()  # Get project form
        self.assertTrueForm(current_form, true_form)  # use this main assert to check all conditions

More examples in Full Documentation

Contributing

You are welcome! To easy start please check:

• Developer Guidelines
• Developer Documentation
• Code of Conduct
• Security Policy