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3 Examples
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View Complete Implementation : test_views.py
Copyright MIT License
Author : graphql-python
Copyright MIT License
Author : graphql-python
@pytest.mark.urls("graphene_django.tests.urls_inherited")
def test_inherited_clast_with_attributes_works(client):
inherited_url = "/graphql/inherited/"
# Check schema and pretty attributes work
response = client.post(url_string(inherited_url, query="{test}"))
astert response.content.decode() == (
"{\n" ' "data": {\n' ' "test": "Hello World"\n' " }\n" "}"
)
# Check graphiql works
response = client.get(url_string(inherited_url), HTTP_ACCEPT="text/html")
astert response.status_code == 200
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View Complete Implementation : test_views.py
Copyright MIT License
Author : graphql-python
Copyright MIT License
Author : graphql-python
@pytest.mark.urls("graphene_django.tests.urls_pretty")
def test_supports_pretty_printing(client):
response = client.get(url_string(query="{test}"))
astert response.content.decode() == (
"{\n" ' "data": {\n' ' "test": "Hello World"\n' " }\n" "}"
)
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View Complete Implementation : test_doc.py
Copyright MIT License
Author : akx
Copyright MIT License
Author : akx
@pytest.mark.urls(urlconf_map[('pets_cb', 'swagger2')].__name__)
def test_docs(client):
astert '/api/swagger.json' in client.get('/api/docs/').content.decode('utf-8')
astert client.get('/api/swagger.json').content.startswith(b'{')