BZ::Client::Test - Module for writing integration tests

  # Create a new instance, reading configuration from either of
  # the given files.
  my $tester = BZ::Client::Test->new(["config.pl", "t/config.pl"]);
  my $skipping = $tester->isSkippingIntegrationTests();
  if ($skipping) {
    # Skip integration tests
  } else {
    my $client = $tester->client();
    # Run the tests, using the given client.
  }

This section lists the class methods.

  # Create a new instance, reading configuration from either of
  # the given files.
  my $tester = BZ::Client::Test->new(["config.pl", "t/config.pl"]);

  # Create a new instance, providing configuration explicitly.
  my $tester = BZ::Client->new("testUrl" => $url,
                               "testUser" => $user,
                               "testPassword" => $password);

Creates a new instance with a configuration for running integration tests. The configuration can be read from a config file or be provided explicitly.

This section lists the instance methods.

  my $skipping = $tester->isSkippingIntegrationTests();

Returns, whether the tester is configured to skip integration tests. This is the case, if the method testUrl returns a an undefined value.

  my $url = $tester->testUrl();
  $tester->testUrl($url);

Gets or sets the Bugzilla servers URL. This is also used to determine, whether the tester is able to run integration tests or not: If the URL is undefined, then integration tests will be skipped.

  my $user = $tester->testUser();
  $tester->testUser($user);

Gets or sets the Bugzilla servers user.

  my $password = $tester->testPassword();
  $tester->testPassword($password);

Gets or sets the Bugzilla servers password.

  my $client = $tester->client();

Creates an instance of BZ::Client, using the testers configuration. An exception is thrown, if the tester is unable to create a client object, because integration tests are being skipped.

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