pytest-twisted - test twisted code with pytest
- Authors:
Ralf Schmitt <ralf@systemexit.de>
- Version:
1.1
- Date:
2012-10-22
pytest-twisted is a plugin for pytest, which allows to test code, which uses the twisted framework. test functions can return Deferred objects and pytest will wait for their completion with this plugin.
Installation
Install the plugin with:
pip install pytest-twisted
Using the plugin
The plugin must be enabled. This can be done in the following ways:
Run py.test with the –twisted command line option
Put the following into conftest.py:
pytest_plugins = "pytest_twisted"
Put the following into pytest.ini:
[pytest] twisted = 1
That’s all.
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