This package is part of the “two.*” toolkit (“It takes two to Django”). It provides py.test testing support for Django, including fixture setup, travis-ci support, etc.
Simply install it in your virtualenv, add “twotest” to your INSTALLED_APPS and use the “ptest” command to run your tests.
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