Testing Django - part 4 - setting up a dedicated CouchDB for tests
In this part of the Testing Django series we will learn how to set up a dedicated CouchDB database for our automated Django tests.
Django supports different SQL systems natively. If you want to use NoSQL solutions for making your data persistent you need to tinker a little bit yourself sometimes. I used CouchDB and Couchdbkit in a Django project. One problem was that the test data was saved in the same CouchDB database as data that was entered through the "productive" web interface. Here I describe how to have separate a database for each case.
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