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Django 1.1 testing and debugging building rigorously tested and bug-free Django applications

Book information

Publisher
Packt Publishing
Year
2010
ISBN
978-1-847197-56-6, 1847197566, 9781847197573, 1847197574
Language
english
Format
EPUB
Filesize
2 MB (2270776 bytes)
Series
From technologies to solutions
Pages
416\0
Time added
2019-09-24 23:58:26

Description

This book teaches by example. It walks in detail through development of a sample application, illustrating each step via complete working code and either screenshots or console snippets. The cumbersome and time consuming task of debugging will be a cake walk with this book. If you are a Django application developer who wants to create robust applications quickly that work well and are easy to maintain in the long term, this book is for you. This book is the right pick if you want to be smartly tutored to make best use of Django's rich testing and debugging support and make testing an effortles  Read more... Abstract: This book teaches by example. It walks in detail through development of a sample application, illustrating each step via complete working code and either screenshots or console snippets. The cumbersome and time consuming task of debugging will be a cake walk with this book. If you are a Django application developer who wants to create robust applications quickly that work well and are easy to maintain in the long term, this book is for you. This book is the right pick if you want to be smartly tutored to make best use of Django's rich testing and debugging support and make testing an effortles Content: Cover Copyright Credits About the Author About the Reviewer Table of Contents Preface Chapter 1: Django Testing Overview Getting started: Creating a new application Understanding the sample unit test Understanding the sample doctest Running the sample tests Breaking things on purpose Test errors versus test failures Command line options for running tests Verbosity Settings Pythonpath Traceback Noinput Version Summary Chapter 2: Does This Code Work? Doctests in Depth The Survey application models Testing the Survey model Testing Survey model creation. Is that test useful?Developing a custom Survey save method Deciding what to test Some pros and cons of doctests so far Additional doctest caveats Beware of environmental dependence Beware of database dependence Beware of test interdependence Beware of Unicode Summary Chapter 3: Testing 1, 2, 3: Basic Unit Testing Unit tests for the Survey save override method Pros of the unit test version Cons of the unit test version Revisiting the doctest caveats Environmental dependence Database dependence Test interdependence Unicode Providing data for unit tests. Providing data in test fixturesExample test that needs test data Using the admin application to create test data Writing the function itself Writing a test that uses the test data Extracting the test data from the database Getting the test data loaded during the test run Creating data during test set up Summary Chapter 4: Getting Fancier: Django Unit Test Extensions Organizing tests Creating the survey application home page Defining the survey application URLs Developing views to serve pages Creating templates for pages Testing the survey home page. Creating the survey detail pagesRefining the survey detail view Templates for the survey detail pages Basic testing of the survey detail pages Customizing the admin add and change survey pages Developing a custom survey form Configuring admin to use the custom form Testing the admin customization Additional test support Supporting additional HTTP methods Maintaining persistent state E-mail services Providing test-specific URL configuration Response context and template information Testing transactional behavior. Chapter 5: Filling in the Blanks: Integrating Django and Other Test ToolsProblems of integration Specifying an alternative test runner Creating a new management command How much of the code are we testing? Using coverage standalone Integrating coverage into a Django project The twill web browsing and testing tool Using the twill command line program Using twill in a TestCase Summary Chapter 6: Django Debugging Overview Django debug settings The DEBUG and TEMPLATE_DEBUG settings The TEMPLATE_STRING_IF_INVALID setting Debug error pages Database query history.

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