Drop-in replacement GUI for Django testing.
Project description
testgui
Drop-in replacement GUI for Django testing and testing with unittest.
Usage:
Django: replace your management command test
with testgui
. It works with the same parameters out of the box. eg.
python manage.py testgui
Unittest: change your test file code like this:
from testgui import unittestgui
...
if __name__ == '__main__':
unittestgui.main() # instead of unittest.main()
Here's a screenshot with TestGUI in operation, after calling python manage.py testgui:
Installation:
pip install testgui
To use with unittests you are set up.
To use django management command, add testgui to INSTALLED_APPS in settings.py:
INSTALLED_APPS = [
...
'testgui',
...
]
Dependencies:
- [django] [only required if you want to use it as a django management command]
- pywebview
Compatible with redgreenunittest.
License:
MIT license
Features:
- hot module reload* (You don't need to restart testing after you've changed your code.)
- hot test re-population (If you've changed the name of your test or added new tests, still don't need to restart testing.)
- normal debugging (You can still use PyCharm or your favorite IDE to debug your code, just as with manage.py test.)
- run selected test (You just click the icon next to a test or an app and your test runs, don't need to stop debugging.)
*note that unfortunately models.py and admin.py files cannot be hot-reloaded by Django's design. However, TestGUI warns you about this and it does not hot-reload these modules.
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