It is reasonable to say that unittest should not test the use cases that have strong external dependencies, but sometimes some interfaces are always debugged for fear of forgetting them, so I wrote some simple test cases, and I want to add some configurations in settings to turn these cases on and off, so that I can isolate these not-so-formalized test cases when running unit tests. test cases.
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* Django1.8
* Python2.
unittest provides such a decorator, which is very simple to use. Here is a geocoding API for Baidu Maps, just to run this case at some point.
Add a configuration item to the test configuration section in settings
# Tests that must be connected to an extranet, used occasionally, false is not skipped, i.e., tests are performed SKIP_MAP_API = False
Something like this in tests
# coding:utf-8
import unittest
from import settings
from import TestCase
from import BaiduAPI
class BaiduMapTestCase(TestCase):
def setUp(self):
= [{'lon': 39.914888, 'lat': 116.403874}, {'lon': 38.914888, 'lat': 117.403874}]
# Just this decorator
@(settings.SKIP_MAP_API, u'Requires an extranet connection')
def test_fetch_geocode(self):
print '------ map testing -------'
b = BaiduAPI()
res = ()
(len(res), 2)
Pretty simple stuff to know, in which case you can do some use case grouping configurations and such.
Above this Django unittest set to skip certain cases is all I have to share with you, I hope to give you a reference, and I hope you will support me more.