GDAPS

[Christian González]

Hi all,

sorry, I never managed to introduce myself properly to this mailing
list. Christian Gonzalez, more or less hobby programmer, MD as day job.
I maybe never will add something substantial to Django core itself, but
ATM "scratching my own itch" here:

Just wanted to say that I finished "Alpha state" for GDAPS - my "Generic
Django Apps Plugin System" which is an "enhancement" of Django's app
system, enabling Django to create "pluggable", extendable applications
with ease.

Just have a look at https://pypi.org/project/gdaps/

Thoughts, criticism welcome.

Christian

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Re: How to test whether a formset instance is properly initialized

[Carlton Gibson]

Hey Parth, 

>  I'm currently using a python shell to create objects and then check manually 
> its attributes, etc.

More or less, do the same thing, but in a test case. 🙂

# Declare class

# Create instance

# self.assertEqual()/assertIs()/etc expected attributes. 
# … same but for behaviour too. (Give it some data, is_valid(), etc)

Look in tests/forms_tests/tests/test_formsets/py::FormsFormsetTestCase. 
There are cases there using formset_factory(). Your versions will just declare 
the FormSet instead. 

Hope that helps.
If you have difficulties, open a PR with what you’ve got: it may be easier to 
help you there. 

Kind Regards,

Carlton


> On 15 Jun 2019, at 07:04, PARTH PATIL  wrote:
> 
> I'm currently working on ticket #10403 
>  -- Declarative syntax for 
> Formsets
> 
> How to test whether a formset instance is correctly initialized??
> 
> The thing which I'm trying to achieve is to initiate a formset without using 
> formset_factory(). I'm able to create objects of class derived from the 
> BaseFormSet, but its really difficult for me to check whether it is properly 
> initiated or not as expected from a formset instance.
> 
> Should I write tests for this??
> And if yes, which all parameter values should I assert in the test to 
> conclude that my formset instance is indistinguishable from the one created 
> using formset_factory.
> 
> Also is there any better way to test this? I'm currently using a python shell 
> to create objects and then check manually its attributes, etc. which I know 
> is not a good way. 
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