dj-testreporter

pip install testreporter

A thin wrapper around the default Django DiscoverRunner which can generate pretty reports from your tests

Usage

Once off

python manage.py test --testrunner=testreporter.runner.BDDTestRunner

Always use it

settings.py

TEST_RUNNER='testreporter.runners.BDDTestRunner'

Example output:

* ************
* TEST SUMMARY
* ************
* -
* ---------------------
* MYPROJECT.TESTS.TEST_MODELS
* ---------------------
*
*  SomeModelTestCase:
*  ---------------------
*   ✓ a test that passes
*   ✗ a test that fails

It will also create a file spec.txt. You can commit that to version control and then you have automatic release notes in the diff for your pull request.

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