python - Django Nose how to write this test? -

I am completely new in test in Django I nose And started installing selenium and now I want to test the following code (below) this sends an SMS message I

This is real Code:

views.py

  @login_required def process_all (request): "" "I use a single or bulk message (message) Process to send to a group or a single contact The ultimate request: "#" If we had a post get the request post value. If request.method == 'Post': batches = Batch.objects.for_user_pending (request.user) for batches in batches: ProcessRequests .delay (batch) batch.complete_update () returned HttpResponseRedirect ('/ report / message' ')   
 So where do I start? I have done so far ...  
 1) created a folder named after a test and added  init  .py  
 2) has created a new Python file named test_views.py (I Assuming that this correct).  
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 First of all, you do not need  selenium  for testing scenes. Selenium is a tool for high-level in-browser testing - when you imitate a real user, it is good and useful when writing a UI test.  
 The nose is a tool that makes  easy to test  by providing facilities like automatic testing, providing many helpful tasks and so on. The best way to integrate the nose with your project is to use the package. All you have to do is:  
 
 To add  django_nose  to  INSTALLED_APPS   
 defined  TEST_RUNNER = 'django_nose.NoseTestSuiteRunner'    
 Then, every time you run  Python manage.py Testing & lt; PROJECT_NAME & gt;  The nose will be used to run your test.  
 
 So, talking about this special visual test, you should test:  
 
 Decorator work - In other words, the uncertified user redirected to the login page  
 If the  request.method  is not posted, no message has been sent,  / reports / messages   
 Redirect to when the messaging method is used +  / reports / messages     
  
 The first two statements It is enough to test But to test the final statement you need to provide  batch ,  ProcessRequests  and more details on how it works, I mean, you probably tested Do not want to send real SMS messages - this is where help will actually help you fake (replace it with your own implementation on the fly)  batch ,  ProcessRequests  objects is required. Here's an example of what you should be in  test_views.py :  
  import from django.core.urlresolvers from django.contrib.auth.models User reverse Django Import .test.client import client django.test import testcase class from ProcessAllTestCase (testcase): Def setup (self): self.client = client () self.user = User.objects.create_user ('John', 'Lennon @ Beatles.com, 'johnpassword') def test_login_required (auto): response = self.client.get (reverse ('process_all')) self.assertRedirects (feedback, '/ login') Def test_get_method (self): self.client .login (Username = 'john', password = 'johnpassword')) Self.client.get (reverse ('process_all')) self.assertRedirects (response, '/ report / message') # no message sent DRE test_post_method itself): self.client.login (user name = 'john' , Password = 'JOI password') # Add pending message, sending fake SMS? Response = self.client.post (reverse ('process_all')) self.assertRedirects (feedback, '/ report / message') # indicates that the SMS message was sent   
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 Hope that helps.