Helper fixtures to test web applications using the Ringo web framework
## Fixtures
This plugin provides the following fixtures:
1. **app** A *TestApp* instance from *webtest* of the application. Scope is "module".
1. **config** The config object used to configure route etc. Scope is "module".
1. **apprequest** A *DummyRequest* from *Pyramid* to be used to call views. No scope.
## Helpers
This plugin provides the following helper methods. Please consult the source
to see how to use the methods:
### Transactions
1. **transaction_begin** Begin a new transaction for a testcase
1. **transaction_rollback** Rollback the currently running transaction
### Usecases
1. **login** Login a given user
### Getting data
1. **get_data** A helper methods to get data from the application using the
REST API.
1. **search_data** A helper methods to search for a specific item in the
database using the using the
REST API.
1. **get_max_id** Get the max id of a table in the database (usefull to get
the id of the last insererted item) using the REST API.
## Invoke
You need to provide the URL to the .ini file when invoking the pytest command::
py-test --app-config="path/to/config.ini"
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