dutch-boy
Mock and memory leak detector library. Right now this just features a plugin for Nose 1.x and is in beta.
This plugin: - Detects mocks that are not reset between tests. - Detects mocks created during tests that are not deleted by the end of the test. - Reports memory delta between tests. Optional.
To learn the story of the name, visit https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hans_Brinker,_or_The_Silver_Skates.
Pull requests are welcome. In particular, area I’m looking to improve are: - adding a pytest test runner - improving memory delta reporting
Django Setup
To use this plugin with django nose runner, just include the following in your settings file:
NOSE_PLUGINS = [
'dutch_boy.nose.LeakDetectorPlugin']
NOSE_ARGS = ['--with-leak-detector', '--leak-detector-level=3']
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