To verify Django settings with pytest, you can follow these steps:
Install pytest-django: You need to install pytest-django plugin to use it with pytest. Run this command in your virtual environment:
pip install pytest-django
Create a pytest configuration file: You need to create a pytest.ini
file in your project's root directory and configure DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE
to point to your Django project's settings file.
[pytest]
DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE=myproject.settings
Create test cases: Write test cases using pytest syntax to verify Django settings. For example, to test if your project name is correctly set in settings, create a test file like this:
def test_project_name(settings):
assert settings.PROJECT_NAME == 'My Project'
Run tests: Run tests using pytest. It will automatically discover and run tests in your project.
pytest
That's it! You can now use pytest to verify Django settings in your project.
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