Best Python code snippet using pytest-django_python
test_fixtures.py
Source: test_fixtures.py
...269 def test_fixture_db(self, db, live_server):270 Item.objects.create(name="foo")271 response_data = urlopen(live_server + "/item_count/").read()272 assert force_text(response_data) == "Item count: 1"273 def test_fixture_transactional_db(self, transactional_db, live_server):274 Item.objects.create(name="foo")275 response_data = urlopen(live_server + "/item_count/").read()276 assert force_text(response_data) == "Item count: 1"277 @pytest.fixture278 def item(self):279 # This has not requested database access explicitly, but the280 # live_server fixture auto-uses the transactional_db fixture.281 Item.objects.create(name="foo")282 def test_item(self, item, live_server):283 pass284 @pytest.fixture285 def item_db(self, db):286 return Item.objects.create(name="foo")287 def test_item_db(self, item_db, live_server):...
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