My guess is that the input for the country field in the test is not
the same as when a user POSTs the form.
This is probably because you're passing a Country instance rather than
country.name in your 'values' variable.
Furthermore, if country can be blank, you should use
if cleaned_data.get('country', None):
do_stuff()
to avoid that KeyError.
Try that and if it doesn't work, post your complete form with
validation and the relevant view.
Boa sorte!
Abraço,
André
On 7/7/11, Daniel França <daniel.fra...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm starting to use unit tests in Django, I got stuck in a client test I
> can't figure out the solution,
> As I don't have much experience in Django unit tests maybe the error is easy
> to solve
>
>
> I got this error message executing unit tests
> apps/usuarios/forms.py", line 95, in clean_document
> country = self.cleaned_data['country']
> KeyError: 'country'
>
> this is the line (here's cleaning country, but whatever, there's no data at
> all)
> def clean_document(self):
> country = self.cleaned_data['country']
>
> If I do the manual process of inserting values in form, it works fine, the
> problem is in the unit tests, here's my class and function that the problem
> happens
>
> class UsersTestCase(TestCase):
> fixtures = ['initial_data.yaml',]
>
> def test_new_user_client(self):
> """
> Testing new user client
> """
> country = Country.objects.get(pk=35)
> self.assertEqual( country.name, 'Brasil' )
>
> state = State.objects.get(abrev_name='RJ')
> self.assertEqual( state.full_name, 'Rio de Janeiro' )
>
> c = Client()
> values = {
> 'first_name': 'Teste',
> 'last_name': 'Sobrenome',
> 'address': 'Avenida de Teste',
> 'number': 9876,
> 'city': 'Rio de Janeiro',
> 'postal_code': '12345-000',
> 'state': state,
> 'country': country,
> 'telephone': '+55 21 2345 9841',
> 'email': 'test...@mailinator.com',
> 'reg_type': 'PF',
> 'document': '692.694.115-75',
> }
>
> resp = c.get( reverse('new_client'), { 'extra_context':
> {'user_type':'C',}})
>
> self.assertEqual(resp.context['user_type'], 'C')
> self.assertEqual(resp.context['title'], 'Cliente')
> self.assertFalse(resp.context['aprov'])
>
> *resp = c.post(reverse('new_client'), values) #HERE'S THE ERROR*
>
>
> Any idea of what's the problem?
> And how can I use pdb/ipdb together with django unit tests? I tried to use
> that, but the tests simply stuck and no shell appears for me.
>
>
> Att,
> Daniel França
>
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