Best Python code snippet using django-test-plus_python
test_unittests.py
Source: test_unittests.py
...333 response = self.get('view-context-with')334 self.assertTrue('testvalue' in response.context)335 self.assertContext('testvalue', True)336 @unittest.expectedFailure337 def test_assertnotincontext(self):338 self.get('view-context-without')339 self.assertInContext('testvalue')340 def test_no_response(self):341 with self.assertRaises(NoPreviousResponse):342 self.assertInContext('testvalue')343 def test_no_response_context(self):344 with self.assertRaises(NoPreviousResponse):345 self.assertContext('testvalue', False)346 def test_get_context_raises(self):347 with self.assertRaises(NoPreviousResponse):348 self.get_context('testvalue')349 def test_get_is_ajax(self):350 response = self.get('view-is-ajax',351 extra={'HTTP_X_REQUESTED_WITH': 'XMLHttpRequest'})...
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