Builtin AutoFixture subclasses

There are some AutoFixture subclasses that are shipped by default with django-autofixture. They are listed below.

class autofixture.autofixtures.UserFixture(*args, **kwargs)

UserFixture is automatically used by default to create new User instances. It uses the following values to assure that you can use the generated instances without any modification:

• username only contains chars that are allowed by django’s auth forms.
• email is unique.
• first_name and last_name are single, random words of the lorem ipsum text.
• is_staff and is_superuser are always False.
• is_active is always True.
• date_joined and last_login are always in the past and it is assured that date_joined will be lower than last_login.

__init__(*args, **kwargs)

By default the password is set to an unusable value, this makes it impossible to login with the generated users. If you want to use for example autofixture.create_one('auth.User') in your unittests to have a user instance which you can use to login with the testing client you can provide a username and a password argument. Then you can do something like:

autofixture.create_one('auth.User', username='foo', password='bar`)
self.client.login(username='foo', password='bar')