django-selenium-login 2.0.0

Usage

With django-selenium-login you can use the force_login function to force a user to qucikly login before using the the Selenium driver to proceeds on pages that requires login. The function takes a Django user, a Selenium driver, and the base url for the live server. Here is an example of how to use the force_login function in a test:

from seleniumlogin import force_login


def test_use_django_selenium_login_to_force_login(selenium, live_server):
    User = get_user_model()
    user = User.objects.create_user(username='myuser', password='password')
    force_login(user, selenium, live_server.url)
    selenium.get('{}/a/url/which/requires/login/'.format(live_server.url))

Before setting the session cookie for the Selenium driver, the driver must access a page in the project. By default it will try to access the /page_404/ page. This can be changed by changing the SELENIUM_LOGIN_START_PAGE setting in the settings file for your tests. A blank page is used for the tests in this lib.

Installation

Use pip to install django-selenium-login:

pip install django-selenium-login

For developers

Create venv using:

make venv

Run tests for multiple versions of Python and Django for a specific browser using tox:

tox -- --driver=Chrome

Use environment variable SESSION_ENGINE to change authentication backend.

To run tests for all authentication backends for Chrome and Firefox:

./run_tests.sh

To run tests in docker with selenium server and headless chrome in a continer:

make run-tests-in-docker