django-runtests
Eases the writing of a runtests.py script for pluggable django application.
Such scripts usually provide a runtests() method that handle the test running behaviour.
Installation
Globally:
$ pip install django-runtests
From the package’s setup.py file (using Distribute):
setup( test_requires=[ 'django-runtests', ], test_suite='runtests.runtests', )
Defining the test setup
In your runtests.py file, add the following code:
from django_runtests import RunTests
def runtests():
return RunTests.runtests()
if __name__ == '__main__':
RunTests.main()
Tweaking the test setup
If you need to tweak some parts (updating configuration, adding options, …), you simply have to extend the RunTests command class:
import django_runtests
class RunTests(django_runtests.RunTests):
def should_test_app(self, app):
"""Test only applications listed in 'PACKAGE_APPS' setting."""
from django.conf import settings
return app in settings.PACKAGE_APPS
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