#!/usr/bin/python2.4
# Copyright (c) 2006 Jan Niklas Fingerle
#
# This source code file is based on a TurboGears "quickstarted" project.
# The TurboGears framework is copyrighted (c) 2005, 2006 by Kevin Dangoor
# and contributors.
#
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# DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
# If your project uses a database, you can set up database tests
# similar to what you see below. Be sure to set the db_uri to
# an appropriate uri for your testing database. sqlite is a good
# choice for testing, because you can use an in-memory database
# which is very fast.
from turbogears import testutil,database
# from fellowiki.model import YourDataClass, User
# database.set_db_uri("sqlite:///:memory:")
# class TestUser(testutil.DBTest):
# def get_model(self):
# return User
#
# def test_creation(self):
# "Object creation should set the name"
# obj = User(user_name = "creosote",
# email_address = "spam@python.not",
# display_name = "Mr Creosote",
# password = "Wafer-thin Mint")
# assert obj.display_name == "Mr Creosote"
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