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## parse_csd.py
"""
Simplified decorator which is used to convert raw POST data in CSD (comma-separated dict) format to the list of dicts and then store this list as `request.csd` variable

For example, data like:

user=netangels,site=netangels.ru,hits=1234
user=example,site=example.com,hits=4567

stored in the file data.csd and sent by curl with a command like this:

## runner.py
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""
Extremely fast Django test runner, based on the idea that your database schema
and fixtures are changed much more seldom that your code and tests.  All you
need is to make sure that your "quickstart.sqlite" database file is always up
to date.

BEWARE: Don't run this test runner on production server. It assumes that you
use only one database configured as "default", and its db engine is SQLite.
Otherwise your tests can eat your data!
	"""
	Simplified decorator which is used to convert raw POST data in CSD (comma-separated dict) format to the list of dicts and then store this list as `request.csd` variable

	For example, data like:

	user=netangels,site=netangels.ru,hits=1234
	user=example,site=example.com,hits=4567

	stored in the file data.csd and sent by curl with a command like this:
	# -- coding: utf-8 --
	"""
	Extremely fast Django test runner, based on the idea that your database schema
	and fixtures are changed much more seldom that your code and tests. All you
	need is to make sure that your "quickstart.sqlite" database file is always up
	to date.

	BEWARE: Don't run this test runner on production server. It assumes that you
	use only one database configured as "default", and its db engine is SQLite.
	Otherwise your tests can eat your data!