刚刚找到方法！那我想起来比较简单没有编写任何自定义的TestRunners等。

答案是在 pytest-django docs 在第5章 - >示例 - >使用只读数据库。

检查其他例子，在这种情况下真的很方便。

谢谢！

I want to test my views using data from postgres localhost database (with already loaded data). I'm using tox with pytest and pytest-django.

My question: How to set up / connect to local database to get all the data model schema and data itself? Or maybe it is better to use factory_boy? Or to load whole data from .sql script (if yes, how)?

Example of my test:

def test_foo_view(custom_client_login):
    response = custom_client_login.get('/foo/bar/123/')

    assert response.status_code == 200
    assert 'Transaction no. 123' in response.content

But instead of getting status code 200 I get 404, which points that no data is in test database. But when I lunch runserver and go to that view ('localhost:8000/foo/bar/123/') I will get status 200 and html webpage with some data.

Please help!

I'm using:

• Django==1.7.11
• pytest==3.0.6
• pytest-django==3.1.2
• tox==2.6.0

Just found a way! It was simpler then I thought! Without writing any custom TestRunners etc.

The answer is in pytest-django docs in Chapter 5 -> Examples -> Use a read only database.

Check out other examples, which are really handy in such situations.

Thanks!