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python manage.py testserver fixtures_dir/filename.yamlfrom django.test import TestCase from django.contrib.auth import authenticate class LoginTest (TestCase) : fixtures = [ 'mysite.yaml' ] def setUp (self) : # fixture def test_has_user (self) : # fixture self.assertIsNotNone(authenticate(username= 'windrunner' , password= 'password' ))Client requests client = Client()Client CSRF CSRFcsrf_enabled_client = Client(enforce_csrf_checks=True)
import unittest from django.test.client import Client class PageTest (unittest.TestCase) : def setUp (self) : self.client = Client() def test_home (self) : res = self.client.get( '/' ) self.assertEqual(, res.status_code) def test_login (self) : """client csrf """ res = self.client.get( '/login/' ) self.assertEqual(, res.status_code) self.assertIn( 'Username' , res.content) res_post = self.client.post( '/login/' , { 'username' : 'windrunner' , 'password' : 'password' , }) self.assertEqual(, res_post.status_code) self.assertIn( 'windrunner' , res_post.content) def test_login_csrf (self) : """ csrf """ self.client = Client(enforce_csrf_checks= True ) # CSRF Client res = self.client.get( '/login/' ) csrf_token = '%s' % res.context[ 'csrf_token' ] # csrf_token res_fail = self.client.post( '/login/' , { 'user' : 'windrunner' , 'pass' : 'password' , }) self.assertEqual(, res_fail.status_code) # CSRF token 403 res_csrf = self.client.post( '/login/' , { 'user' : 'windrunner' , 'pass' : 'password' , 'csrfmiddlewaretoken' : csrf_token, }) self.assertIn( 'windrunner' , res_csrf.content) def test_logout (self) : res = self.client.post( '/logout/' ) self.assertEqual(, res.status_code)testserver Django fixture
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import unittest from selenium import webdriver from django.contrib.auth import get_user_model, authenticate class LoginTest (unittest.TestCase) : def setUp (self) : self.browser = webdriver.Firefox() # Chrome PhanatomJS def tearDown (self) : self.browser.quit() # def _login (self) : # ``test`` self.browser.get( 'http://localhost:8000/login' ) # GET # HTML XPath self.browser.find_element_by_id( 'username' ).send_keys( 'windrunner' ) self.browser.find_element_by_id( 'password' ).send_keys( 'password' ) self.browser.find_element_by_id( 'submit' ).click() # def test_login (self) : self._login() self.assertIn( 'windrunner' , self.browser.page_source) # def test_logout (self) : self._login() self.assertIn( 'windrunner' , self.browser.page_source) self.browser.get( 'http://localhost:8000/logout' ) self.assertIn( 'nobody' , self.browser.page_source) self.assertNotIn( 'windrunner' , self.browser.page_source)Django Shell Django shell Shell Django-Extensions Shell
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