Test::A8N::TestCase - Storytest testcase object

    my $tc = Test::A8N::TestCase->new({
        data     => [ ... ],
        index    => ++$idx,
        filename => "cases/test1.tc",
    });

This represents an individual testcase within a test file. It encapsulates the logic around parsing test instructions, sorting them and processing their arguments in such a way that they are readable by Test::FITesque::Test.

id

Returns the ID property from the testcase data. If none is supplied, it generates an ID from the testcase name property.

name

Returns the NAME property from the testcase data.

summary

Returns the SUMMARY property from the testcase data.

tags

Returns an array of the TAGS list from the testcase data. An example of the expected syntax is:

    TAGS:
        - clustering
        - smoke

expected

Returns an array of the EXPECTED list from the testcase data.

configuration

Returns an array of the CONFIGURATION list from the testcase data. This can be used by fixtures to load additional configuration that may be needed to run your test.

preconditions

Returns an array of the PRECONDITIONS list, used by test_data to compose a list of fixture calls.

postconditions

Returns an array of the POSTCONDITIONS list, used by test_data to compose a list of fixture calls.

instructions

Returns an array of the INSTRUCTIONS list, used by test_data to compose a list of fixture calls.

data

Returns the raw datastructure of the YAML file.

test_data

Assembles the results from preconditions, instructions, and postconditions and, using parse_data, returns a data structure that Test::FITesque::Test can process.

parse_data

Scrubs the arguments to test statements into a format that Test::FITesque::Test can process.

Test::A8N::File

Michael Nachbaur <mike@nachbaur.com>, Scott McWhirter <konobi@cpan.org>

This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself, either Perl version 5.8.7 or, at your option, any later version of Perl 5 you may have available.

Copyright (C) 2008 Sophos, Plc.