Django Django Testing & Debugging

Question 1

Which class should a Django test case inherit from to get database access and automatic rollback between tests?

Accepted Answer

django.test.TestCase

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unittest.TestCase

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django.test.SimpleTestCase

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django.test.LiveServerTestCase

Question 2

What does the Django test Client's `self.client.get('/path/')` method return?

Accepted Answer

A HttpResponse object

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A requests.Response object

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A TestResponse object

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A JSON dict

Question 3

Which Django management command runs the test suite?

Accepted Answer

python manage.py test

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python manage.py runtest

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python manage.py unittest

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python manage.py check

Question 4

What is the purpose of `django.test.SimpleTestCase`?

Accepted Answer

Running tests that do not require database access

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Running tests with a live server

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Running tests that require multiple databases

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Running tests with async support only

Question 5

How do you set up test-specific settings in Django without modifying the main settings file?

Accepted Answer

Use the @override_settings decorator

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Use a conftest.py file

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Edit settings.py before each test

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Create a test_settings.env file

Question 6

Which assertion method should you use to verify that a Django view returns a redirect response?

Accepted Answer

self.assertRedirects(response, '/expected-url/')

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self.assertEqual(response.status_code, 301)

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self.assertContains(response, 'redirect')

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self.assertTemplateUsed(response, 'redirect.html')

Question 7

What does `self.assertTemplateUsed(response, 'home.html')` verify?

Accepted Answer

That the view rendered using the home.html template

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That home.html exists on disk

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That home.html has no syntax errors

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That home.html was cached by Django