问题
Fixtures tend to be small and reusable. Given that a specific fixture can rely on other fixtures
@pytest.fixture
def Account(db, memcache):
...
I would like to organize my fixtures in modules, and import them in a specific test-file like so (e.g.)
from .fixtures.models import Account
Unfortunately this does not seem to work. Instead I always have to import all subordinate fixtures too, e.g.
from .fixtures.models import Account, db, memcache
What is the better approach to have fine-grained small, reusable fixtures and make them accessible on a module level. (conftest works on the package/directory level.)
回答1:
Usually i don't recommend this but if you have modules containing a specific set of fixtures (Which depend on each other), then maybe from .fixtures.models import * would be workable? I can't think of another generic solution at the moment which would avoid knowing the underlying fixture dependencies in the importing test module.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15396202/how-to-organize-fixtures-when-using-pytest