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Django Test Manager

Django Test Manager

Visesh Agarwal

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Efficiently manage and run Django tests in VS Code
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Django Test Manager

The ultimate tool for managing, running, and debugging Django tests in your favorite editor.

Django Test Manager provides a powerful, native-feeling interface for your Django test suite. Discover, organize, search, run, and debug your tests with zero configuration required.

✨ Features

  • 🔍 Smart Test Discovery: Automatically finds tests in your project using configurable patterns. Supports hierarchical view of apps, files, classes, and methods.
  • ▶️ One-Click Execution: Run individual tests, classes, files, or your entire suite directly from the Test Explorer or Editor.
  • 🐞 Zero-Config Debugging: Instantly debug any test without messing with launch.json. Just click the debug icon, and we handle the rest.
  • 🔎 Instant Search: Quickly find and jump to any test in your project with the built-in search command.
  • ⚡ Fast & Responsive: Built for performance. Includes "Cancel" functionality to stop long-running suites instantly.
  • 📝 CodeLens Integration: "Run" and "Debug" buttons appear directly above your test methods in the editor.
  • ⚙️ Beautiful Configuration: A dedicated, clean UI for configuring your Python path, manage.py location, test patterns, and environment variables.
  • 🔄 Smart Re-runs: Easily re-run only the tests that failed in the last session.
  • 🎨 Visual Feedback: Clear status icons (Pass/Fail/Skip) in the explorer, editor gutter, and status bar.

🚀 Getting Started

  1. Open your Django project in VS Code.
  2. The extension will automatically discover your tests. Look for the Django Tests icon in the Activity Bar.
  3. Click the Play (▶) icon next to any test to run it.
  4. Click the Debug (🐞) icon to start a debugging session.

🛠️ Configuration

Click the Gear (⚙️) icon in the Test Explorer title bar to open the configuration panel.

Available Settings

  • Environment:

    • Python Path: Path to your Python interpreter (auto-detects virtual environments).
    • Manage.py Path: Relative path to your manage.py file.
    • Environment Variables: Key-value pairs to set during test runs.
  • Discovery:

    • Test File Pattern: Glob pattern to find test files (default: **/*test*.py).
    • Test Method Pattern: Prefix for test methods (default: test_).
  • Execution:

    • Test Arguments: Global arguments passed to every test run (e.g., --keepdb, --failfast).
    • Command Template: Customize the exact command used to invoke tests.

⌨️ Commands

  • Django Test Manager: Search Tests: Open the quick pick menu to search and run tests.
  • Django Test Manager: Run Failed Tests: Re-run tests that failed in the previous run.
  • Django Test Manager: Cancel Tests: Stop the currently running test process.
  • Django Test Manager: Configure: Open the configuration panel.

Release Notes

0.2.0

  • New: Configuration Page! A dedicated UI to manage your settings.
  • New: "Search Tests" command to quickly find and run tests.
  • New: "Cancel Tests" button to stop running tests.
  • Improved: Test result parsing now correctly handles partial failures (no more "All Failed" false alarms).
  • Improved: Configurable test file and method patterns.
  • Fixed: Various bug fixes and performance improvements.

0.1.0

  • Initial release.

📋 Requirements

  • VS Code 1.80.0 or higher.
  • A Django project with a manage.py file.
  • Python installed.

🤝 Contributing

Found a bug or have a feature request? Please open an issue on our GitHub repository.

📄 License

MIT

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