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head1 NAME
Test::Mini - Lightweight xUnit Testing for Perl
head1 DESCRIPTION
Test::Mini is a light, spry testing framework built to bring the familiarity of an xUnit testing framework to Perl as a first-class citizen. Based initially on Ryan Davis’ minitest, it provides a not only a simple way to write and run tests, but the necessary infrastructure for more expressive test fromeworks to be written.
Since example code speaks louder than words:
package t::Test use base 'Test::Mini::TestCase'; use strict; use warnings; # This will run before each test sub setup { ... } # This will run after each test sub teardown { ... } sub test_something { my $self = shift; $self->assert(1); # Assertions come from Test::Mini::Assertions } # Assertions can also be imported... use Test::Mini::Assertions; sub helper { return 1 } sub test_something_else { assert(helper()); }
Like any traditional xUnit framework, any method whose name begins with ‘test’ will be automatically run. If you’ve declared ‘setup’ or ‘teardown’ methods, they will be run before or after each test.
See Also:
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L<<<< S<<<<< blog.zenspider.com/minitest >>>>> >>>>
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L<<<< S<<<<< Test::Mini::Runner >>>>>|Test::Mini::Runner >>>>
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head1 METHODS
head2 Class Methods
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runner_class # => Class
The test runner class to use.
Returns:
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(I<<<< Class >>>>) — The test runner class to use.
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head1 AUTHOR
Pieter van de Bruggen