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As you can see, the middleware simply implements a __call__
magic method. This means the instance of this class is callable.
The difference between the old-style and new-style middleware is that the new middleware is simply a callable that returns a callable β first you call it with a get_response
callback, and then you call the returned callable with the actual request. get_response
is a callable provided/injected by Django itself, and itβs a function used to either return the view response, or the next middleware in the chain.
So, in order to test your SessionMiddleware
, you could do the following:
import mock
def test_middleware(self):
get_response = mock.MagicMock()
request = self.factory.get('/')
middleware = SessionMiddleware(get_response)
response = middleware(request)
# ensure get_response has been returned
# (or not, if your middleware does something else)
self.assertEqual(get_response.return_value, response)
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