Extensions to Django’s built-in test client.
Installation
To install, simply run:
$ pip install django-testclient-extensionsOr, directly from the main repository:
$ pip install -e git+http://github.com/ikame/django-test-client-extensions.git#egg=testclient_extensionsSee project’s website for more information.
History
0.1.4 (jue jul 31 10:27:59 CEST 2014)
Fix problem where the data is encoded twice.
0.1.3 (jue jul 24 14:31:04 CEST 2014)
Support for calling client.json property for all request client methods.
0.1.2 (jue jul 24 11:52:48 CEST 2014)
Support for calling client.json property for setting the next request content-type to json.
0.1.0 (Thu Jan 30 12:36:15 CET 2014)
First version!
Support for calling client.login method with an user instance instead of the authentication parameters.
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