VERSION

SYNOPSIS

use Test::More plan => 1;
use Test::Path::Router;
my $router = Path::Router->new;
# ... define some routes
path_ok($router, 'admin/remove_user/56', '... this is a valid path');
path_is($router,
'admin/edit_user/5',
{
controller => 'admin',
action => 'edit_user',
id => 5,
},
'... the path and mapping match');
mapping_ok($router, {
controller => 'admin',
action => 'edit_user',
id => 5,
}, '... this maps to a valid path');
mapping_is($router,
{
controller => 'admin',
action => 'edit_user',
id => 5,
},
'admin/edit_user/5',
'... the mapping and path match');
routes_ok($router, {
'admin' => {
controller => 'admin',
action => 'index',
},
'admin/add_user' => {
controller => 'admin',
action => 'add_user',
},
'admin/edit_user/5' => {
controller => 'admin',
action => 'edit_user',
id => 5,
}
},
"... our routes are valid");

DESCRIPTION

EXPORTED FUNCTIONS

path_ok ($router, $path, ?$message)

path_not_ok ($router, $path, ?$message)

path_is ($router, $path, $mapping, ?$message)

mapping_ok ($router, $mapping, ?$message)

mapping_not_ok ($router, $mapping, ?$message)

mapping_is ($router, $mapping, $path, ?$message)

routes_ok ($router, \%test_routes, ?$message)

This test function will accept a set of %test_routes which will get checked against your $router instance. This will check to be sure that all paths in %test_routes procude the expected mappings, and that all mappings also produce the expected paths. It basically assures you that your paths are roundtrippable, so that you can be confident in them.

AUTHOR

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE

<http://www.iinteractive.com>

This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.

AUTHOR

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE

This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.