utils

Functions

login(user: Literal['admin', 'teacher', 'student']) → Callable[[Callable[[P], T]], Callable[[P], T]]

Login client as a tin user type.

@login("admin")
def test_no_redirect(client, course):
    response = client.post(reverse("courses:index"), {})
    assert not_login_redirect(response)

@login("teacher")
def test_teacher_thing(client):
    # client is logged in as a teacher

@login("student")
def test_redirect(client):
    # client is a student

def test_something(client):
    response = client.post(reverse("courses:index"), {})
    assert is_login_redirect(response)

model_to_dict(model: models.Model, *, remove_relations: bool = True) → dict[str, Any]

Convert a Django model to a dictionary.

Note

This ignores fields that are None, as that is what is usually desired when POST-ing model data to a view.

Parameters:

• model – the model to dictionarify

• remove_relations – whether to exclude foreignkeys, m2m, and o2o relationships.

str_to_html(s: str) → str

Converts a string to it’s html representation

>>> text = "It's annoying to remember HTML escape codes"
>>> str_to_html(text)
'It's annoying to remember HTML escape codes'

to_html(s: str, ctx: dict[str, Any]) → str

Convert template code to an html string

>>> template_logic = "Hello, my name is {{ username }}!"
>>> context = {"username": "2027adeshpan"}
>>> to_html(template_logic, context)
'Hello, my name is 2027adeshpan!'

Parameters:

• s – The template string (see Template)

• ctx – The variables/context to use for s (see Context)