One trick is to replace @auth.requires_login()
with @auth.requires(auth.user or request.function=='_TEST') On Feb 16, 7:33 am, Oskari <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > I'm writing doctests to my application. Most of my functions are > decorated with @auth.requires_login(). > > Running doctests through the web IDE runs the tests in a different > environment depending on if I'm logged in in the app. > What kind of pattern is here meant to be used to test logged-in > features (the normal usage) possibly without self first logging in > through the app? > And also of course test that you cannot access the function without > logging in? > > And also, considering an app with no data in database, how to test for > example empty forms and lists easily? > > I am a bit confused with the way web2py is really supposed to be > tested, the book lacks examples and discussion on that. > > Thanks already!
