I need some help with *integration* tests. Hope will get help here.

Hey folks,

I need some help with *integration* tests. Hope will get help here.

I work on `Django`, `DRF` project. We have unittests written using pytest and some pytest plugins. Now it's time to write integration tests for our REST API and the problem is that I can't find any examples in the web. I have some scenarios that should be tested.
Here is an example...

User creates an account
>User signs in

 
etc...

Assuming that each `>...` is a test case I tried following
 

import pytest

import requests



from django.urls import reverse



@pytest.mark.dependency(name='001')

def test_signup(live_server):

    payload = dict(

        email='[email protected]',

        password='password',

    )



    response = requests.post('http://{host}:{port}{resource}'.format(

        host=live_server.thread.host,

        port=live_server.thread.port,

        resource=reverse('api:signup')), payload)



    assert response.status_code == 201



@pytest.mark.dependency(name='002', depends=['001'])

def test_signin(live_server):

    payload = dict(

        email_or_studio_unique_name='[email protected]',

        password='password',

    )

    response = requests.post('http://{host}:{port}{resource}'.format(

        host=live_server.thread.host,

        port=live_server.thread.port,

        resource=reverse('api:login')), payload)



    assert response.status_code == 200

but the second test fails because of *db isolation* between tests. The questions is how to test this kind of scenarios ? What is the right way of writing integration tests for REST API ?

Looking for your feedback.
Thanks in advance.