use pytest style: remove superfluous TestBase

Author: n2ygk

example/tests/test_openapi.py

@@ -8,7 +8,6 @@
 from rest_framework_json_api.schemas.openapi import AutoSchema, SchemaGenerator
 
 from example import views
-from example.tests import TestBase
 
 
 def create_request(path):
@@ -126,34 +125,33 @@ def test_schema_construction():
     assert 'components' in schema
 
 
-class TestSchemaRelatedField(TestBase):
-    def test_schema_related_serializers(self):
-        """
-        Confirm that paths are generated for related fields. For example:
-        url path '/authors/{pk}/{related_field>}/' generates:
-            /authors/{id}/relationships/comments/
-            /authors/{id}/relationships/entries/
-            /authors/{id}/relationships/first_entry/ -- Maybe?
-            /authors/{id}/comments/
-            /authors/{id}/entries/
-            /authors/{id}/first_entry/
-        and confirm that the schema for the related field is properly rendered
-        """
-        generator = SchemaGenerator()
-        request = create_request('/')
-        schema = generator.get_schema(request=request)
-        # make sure the path's relationship and related {related_field}'s got expanded
-        assert '/authors/{id}/relationships/entries' in schema['paths']
-        assert '/authors/{id}/relationships/comments' in schema['paths']
-        # first_entry is a special case (SerializerMethodRelatedField)
-        # TODO: '/authors/{id}/relationships/first_entry' supposed to be there?
-        # It fails when doing the actual GET, so this schema excluding it is OK.
-        # assert '/authors/{id}/relationships/first_entry/' in schema['paths']
-        assert '/authors/{id}/comments/' in schema['paths']
-        assert '/authors/{id}/entries/' in schema['paths']
-        assert '/authors/{id}/first_entry/' in schema['paths']
-        first_get = schema['paths']['/authors/{id}/first_entry/']['get']['responses']['200']
-        first_schema = first_get['content']['application/vnd.api+json']['schema']
-        first_props = first_schema['properties']['data']
-        assert '$ref' in first_props
-        assert first_props['$ref'] == '#/components/schemas/Entry'
+def test_schema_related_serializers():
+    """
+    Confirm that paths are generated for related fields. For example:
+    url path '/authors/{pk}/{related_field>}/' generates:
+        /authors/{id}/relationships/comments/
+        /authors/{id}/relationships/entries/
+        /authors/{id}/relationships/first_entry/ -- Maybe?
+        /authors/{id}/comments/
+        /authors/{id}/entries/
+        /authors/{id}/first_entry/
+    and confirm that the schema for the related field is properly rendered
+    """
+    generator = SchemaGenerator()
+    request = create_request('/')
+    schema = generator.get_schema(request=request)
+    # make sure the path's relationship and related {related_field}'s got expanded
+    assert '/authors/{id}/relationships/entries' in schema['paths']
+    assert '/authors/{id}/relationships/comments' in schema['paths']
+    # first_entry is a special case (SerializerMethodRelatedField)
+    # TODO: '/authors/{id}/relationships/first_entry' supposed to be there?
+    # It fails when doing the actual GET, so this schema excluding it is OK.
+    # assert '/authors/{id}/relationships/first_entry/' in schema['paths']
+    assert '/authors/{id}/comments/' in schema['paths']
+    assert '/authors/{id}/entries/' in schema['paths']
+    assert '/authors/{id}/first_entry/' in schema['paths']
+    first_get = schema['paths']['/authors/{id}/first_entry/']['get']['responses']['200']
+    first_schema = first_get['content']['application/vnd.api+json']['schema']
+    first_props = first_schema['properties']['data']
+    assert '$ref' in first_props
+    assert first_props['$ref'] == '#/components/schemas/Entry'