Best Python code snippet using pytest-django_python
test_environment.py
Source: test_environment.py
...63 )64 django_testdir.create_test_module(65 """66 import pytest67 def test_for_invalid_template(client):68 client.get('/invalid_template/')69 @pytest.mark.ignore_template_errors70 def test_ignore(client):71 client.get('/invalid_template/')72 """73 )74 result = django_testdir.runpytest_subprocess("-s", "--fail-on-template-vars")75 origin = "'*/tpkg/app/templates/invalid_template_base.html'"76 result.stdout.fnmatch_lines_random(77 [78 "tpkg/test_the_test.py F.*",79 "E * Failed: Undefined template variable 'invalid_var' in {}".format(80 origin81 ),82 ]83 )84@pytest.mark.django_project(85 extra_settings="""86 TEMPLATE_LOADERS = (87 'django.template.loaders.filesystem.Loader',88 'django.template.loaders.app_directories.Loader',89 )90 ROOT_URLCONF = 'tpkg.app.urls'91 """92)93def test_invalid_template_with_default_if_none(django_testdir):94 django_testdir.create_app_file(95 """96 <div>{{ data.empty|default:'d' }}</div>97 <div>{{ data.none|default:'d' }}</div>98 <div>{{ data.empty|default_if_none:'d' }}</div>99 <div>{{ data.none|default_if_none:'d' }}</div>100 <div>{{ data.missing|default_if_none:'d' }}</div>101 """,102 "templates/the_template.html",103 )104 django_testdir.create_test_module(105 """106 def test_for_invalid_template():107 from django.shortcuts import render108 render(109 request=None,110 template_name='the_template.html',111 context={'data': {'empty': '', 'none': None}},112 )113 """114 )115 result = django_testdir.runpytest_subprocess("--fail-on-template-vars")116 result.stdout.fnmatch_lines(117 [118 "tpkg/test_the_test.py F",119 "E * Failed: Undefined template variable 'data.missing' in *the_template.html'",120 ]121 )122@pytest.mark.django_project(123 extra_settings="""124 TEMPLATE_LOADERS = (125 'django.template.loaders.filesystem.Loader',126 'django.template.loaders.app_directories.Loader',127 )128 ROOT_URLCONF = 'tpkg.app.urls'129 """130)131def test_invalid_template_variable_opt_in(django_testdir):132 django_testdir.create_app_file(133 """134 from django.urls import path135 from tpkg.app import views136 urlpatterns = [path('invalid_template', views.invalid_template)]137 """,138 "urls.py",139 )140 django_testdir.create_app_file(141 """142 from django.shortcuts import render143 def invalid_template(request):144 return render(request, 'invalid_template.html', {})145 """,146 "views.py",147 )148 django_testdir.create_app_file(149 "<div>{{ invalid_var }}</div>", "templates/invalid_template.html"150 )151 django_testdir.create_test_module(152 """153 import pytest154 def test_for_invalid_template(client):155 client.get('/invalid_template/')156 @pytest.mark.ignore_template_errors157 def test_ignore(client):158 client.get('/invalid_template/')159 """160 )161 result = django_testdir.runpytest_subprocess("-s")162 result.stdout.fnmatch_lines_random(["tpkg/test_the_test.py ..*"])163@pytest.mark.django_db164def test_database_rollback():165 assert Item.objects.count() == 0166 Item.objects.create(name="blah")167 assert Item.objects.count() == 1168@pytest.mark.django_db...
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