Testing utilities for Oscar
===========================
Warning
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As of Oscar 0.6, this package has been merged back into Oscar, within the
``oscar/test`` package. There will be no 0.5 release of this package.
Description
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A simple package to allow the test utils from Oscar to be used by other
packages.
Contents:
* A ``@dataProvider`` decorator for feeding test methods with different
datasets. This is a port of a useful PHPUnit feature.
* A ``ClientTestCase`` which provides useful boilerplate functionality for when
working with Django's test client. It can set-up users as part of the
``setUp`` method.
* A ``WebTestCase``, similar to the ``ClientTestCase`` but for working with
WebTest.
* Various factory methods for creating orders, products, offers and vouchers.
Install
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Install with::
pip install django-oscar-testsupport
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