How to use _test_http_response method in Django Test Plus

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test_unittests.py

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...168 # Expect 200 status code169 res = self.delete(url, follow=True)170 self.assertTrue(res.status_code, 200)171 @staticmethod172 def _test_http_response(method, response=None, msg=None, url=None):173 try:174 if url is not None:175 method(response=response, msg=msg, url=url)176 else:177 method(response=response, msg=msg)178 except AssertionError as e:179 msg = '{method_name}: {error}'.format(method_name=method.__name__, error=e)180 e.args = (msg,)181 raise182 def test_http_status_code_assertions(self):183 """184 This test iterates through all the http_###_status_code methods in the StatusCodeAssertionMixin and tests that185 they return the correct status code.186 """187 from test_plus.status_codes import StatusCodeAssertionMixin188 for attr in dir(StatusCodeAssertionMixin):189 method = getattr(self, attr, None)190 match = re.match(r'[a-z_]+(?P<status_code>[\d]+)[a-z_]+', attr)191 if callable(method) is True and match is not None:192 status_code = int(match.groupdict()['status_code'])193 url = self.reverse('status-code-view', status_code)194 res_url = None195 res = self.get(url)196 if status_code in (301, 302):197 res_url = self.reverse('view-200')198 # with response199 self._test_http_response(method, res, url=res_url)200 # without response201 self._test_http_response(method, url=res_url)202 def test_get_check_200(self):203 res = self.get_check_200('view-200')204 self.assertTrue(res.status_code, 200)205 def test_response_200(self):206 res = self.get('view-200')207 self.response_200(res)208 # Test without response option209 self.response_200()210 def test_response_201(self):211 res = self.get('view-201')212 self.response_201(res)213 # Test without response option214 self.response_201()215 def test_response_204(self):...

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tester.py

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...35 args[i].strip(':') : args[i + 1]36 for i in range(0, len(args), 2)37 }38## Programs39def _test_http_response(endpoint):40 query = requests.get(endpoint)41 return str(query.status_code)[0] == '2'42def _test_host_availability(host, **kwargs):43 tcp_port = kwargs['tcp-port']44 try:45 s = socket.socket()46 s.connect((host, int(tcp_port)))47 s.close()48 return True49 except:50 return False51def _all_dependencies_ok():52 # TODO53 return True...

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