okay you had already answerd that in another question. Just for people looking for it like me I will write it here, here is an example: url = reverse("ranks_app:change_customer_rank", args=[1]) ----- so the args=[1] will represent a customer id
Could you please make the video on how to work with the Docker+DjangoTests I stuck on this error. Got an error creating the test database: database "test_postgres" already exists. And I think It is because of lack of knowledge in this district.
if there is a namespace, the syntax is: reverse(':'). So, if the namespace was 'budget' and the path name is list, then it would be: reverse('budget:list').
@@thedumbfounds767 thank you very much.But i have come across another error. How to write reverse if i have pass arguments for function? I tried response = self.client.get(reverse('customer:review'),categ=[1],product=[2]) for path('review///',views.reviewtext,name='review')
what if I have this kind of url: (url(r'^$', views.index, name='index')). What should I put on the reverse statement, I put reverse('index') but it says that there is not reverse match. :C
By far the best tutorial I have found on this topic
Best explanation that I seeso far. Congrats!
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Thank you bro. Really useful video
Very helpful. Thanks for this video.
Thank you. From where we get that 'list'. I am referring to => url = reverse('list')
It's the name of url path
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awesome! You saved me!
very useful video. thanks and keep up the awesome work
Is there a way to test an int instead of slug in dynamic url?
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nice vid sir...more on testing examples please. thanks
Thanks Ken, more examples are on their way!
what is this terminal , does it run in windows or linux ? , nice tutorial bro
thx for the video
At 9:41 you have ran just one test because you did not change the name of second test function i think
Yep, happens too often when copy-pasting :D
how would you test an insert function
is there a difference between virtualenv and virtualenvwrapper ?
thanks bro for those topics
would you recommend any readable tutorial for Django testing ?
A bit of a late reply, but what was most helpful to me was the book "Obey the testing goat". Very good intro to TDD as well!
Seems like the urls testing with reserve isn't working with urls that has params. Any ideas? Thanks for great content tho! :-)
okay you had already answerd that in another question. Just for people looking for it like me I will write it here, here is an example:
url = reverse("ranks_app:change_customer_rank", args=[1]) ----- so the args=[1] will represent a customer id
Could you please make the video on how to work with the Docker+DjangoTests
I stuck on this error.
Got an error creating the test database: database "test_postgres" already exists.
And I think It is because of lack of knowledge in this district.
Can't this be tested in the views testing?
Thanks!
Hi, How do I assert equal a function inside a class?
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Bro your a legend! Thanks so much
Still after adding __init__.py & following the same file structure I got this message 'Ran 0 tests in 0.000s'. Can anyone help me out?
function name must start with the "test" word.
@@krisskad Thank you
in terminal : py manage.py test
Would be nice to have a link to the github in the description.
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Obrigado! (Thank You)!
what if there is app name?
what should be in reverse(' ')
if there is a namespace, the syntax is: reverse(':'). So, if the namespace was 'budget' and the path name is list, then it would be: reverse('budget:list').
@@thedumbfounds767 thank you very much.But i have come across another error.
How to write reverse if i have pass arguments for function? I tried
response = self.client.get(reverse('customer:review'),categ=[1],product=[2])
for
path('review///',views.reviewtext,name='review')
@@sriharsha825 reverse('foo:bar', args=[arg1, arg2]). You can also use kwargs I think.
@@thedumbfounds767 thanks man
Keep pushing the new content
@@sriharsha825 new content is on the way :)
Thank You for the videos, but it still a while not clear
what if I have this kind of url: (url(r'^$', views.index, name='index')). What should I put on the reverse statement, I put reverse('index') but it says that there is not reverse match. :C
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Why you don't try to use 'path('', HomeView , name='home')' instead of unnecessarily RE?
check the repository
why there is no requirements.txt file?
github.com/TheDumbfounds/budget-application-tutorial
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Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you.