How to get the app label in tests.py stored in that app in Django?
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I am trying to get the app label in my tests.py. It should basically just give me the app label in whose folder the python module is located.
So if we have myapp/tests.py, then within that file, it should return 'myapp'. Right now, the only way I can think about doing this is importing a model from that app, and calling the following:
MyModel._meta.app_label
However, there must be another way to just get the app label without using a model right? Any help is appreciated.
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I am trying to get the app label in my tests.py. It should basically just give me the app label in whose folder the python module is located.
So if we have myapp/tests.py, then within that file, it should return 'myapp'. Right now, the only way I can think about doing this is importing a model from that app, and calling the following:
MyModel._meta.app_label
However, there must be another way to just get the app label without using a model right? Any help is appreciated.
django django-apps
asked Nov 19 at 16:40
darkhorse
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I am trying to get the app label in my tests.py. It should basically just give me the app label in whose folder the python module is located.
So if we have myapp/tests.py, then within that file, it should return 'myapp'. Right now, the only way I can think about doing this is importing a model from that app, and calling the following:
MyModel._meta.app_label
However, there must be another way to just get the app label without using a model right? Any help is appreciated.
django django-apps
asked Nov 19 at 16:40
darkhorse
1,31041844
I am trying to get the app label in my tests.py. It should basically just give me the app label in whose folder the python module is located.
So if we have myapp/tests.py, then within that file, it should return 'myapp'. Right now, the only way I can think about doing this is importing a model from that app, and calling the following:
MyModel._meta.app_label
However, there must be another way to just get the app label without using a model right? Any help is appreciated.
django django-apps
django django-apps
asked Nov 19 at 16:40
darkhorse
1,31041844
asked Nov 19 at 16:40
darkhorse
1,31041844
asked Nov 19 at 16:40
darkhorse
1,31041844
asked Nov 19 at 16:40
darkhorse
1,31041844
asked Nov 19 at 16:40
darkhorse
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