Unit Tests so far..

Unit tests in this kind of systems might be tricky to properly build, not because their difficult to create, but the real functionality of Unit test in dynamic web pages is yet to be seen clearly. The only thing we can really do so far is to "AssertTrue" values with the database, to check if the values are being correctly stored in the database. There is no way to check if our “modify or delete” events are performing correctly, since we can’t really change the database data using these methods from the test file.

This is mainly because Django has a lot of the functionality we need already built-in, so were just using those forms and relying on Django. We can probably test some Django API to see if the forms,etc. are working correctly, but I think this defies the purpose of using Django, so unless we start creating a more hierarchical structure (which I don’t think we will in this project) Unit Tests are becoming just a way to see if the methods are properly storing data in the database.