Hello,
I'm testing my application code using py.test (not viniciusban's
system). I have a *something.py* controller, with an *add* function.
In forms_something (a module):
def add_form(o):
if some conditions:
o['add_form'] = add_form
In something.py:
from forms_something import add_form
and then I use it in add(), like:
o = {}
add_form(o)
Now, if I go to the shell, with "-S appname/something -M", I can generate
the appname/something/add html using "response.render('something/add.html',
add())". This is enough to see the form was generated based on the
specified conditions. What I want to do next is submit the form and check
that it works fine (validates, generates errors), and that various DB
changes do occur.
At this moment, I tried request.env.update(request_method='POST'), but even
if I do that, the response.render only shows the form in the initial stage.
I also did something like request.post_vars.update(form_field='value'), but
with no effect. My intuition tells me it's just a matter of POSTing instead
of GETting, but I don't know what to do next.
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