TurboGears doesn't use Paste for URL resolution (CherryPy does that). I think Paste's tests are similar to TurboGears' turbogears.tests.util.createRequest, but I'm not certain about that. Here's the breakdown that I've been thinking about:
- util.call: clean unit tests that test controller/model interaction without worrying about the view - util.createRequest: much closer to a functional test because the view is also run. runs quickly, though, because there's no HTTP involved and it can use sqlite memory database - Selenium: run inside a browser against the server. this is the true functional test and this can handle javascript as well I haven't worked with Selenium much. If there's something that we should do to make TurboGears run better with it, I'm all ears. Kevin On 11/13/05, Benoit Masson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Looking into the code it appear that Paste python has a test feature > for webapps, so if it's in paste it's in turbogears right ? That fine > because paste seems to extend nose in terms of test so now I can have > nose for unit testing an paste for web application level tetsing all > in turbogears ??
