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NAME

App::Dochazka::REST::Test - Test helper functions

DESCRIPTION

This module provides helper code for unit tests.

EXPORTS

PACKAGE VARIABLES

FUNCTIONS

initialize_regression_test

Perform the boilerplate tasks that have to be done at the beginning of every test file that communicates with the Web::MREST server and/or the PostgreSQL database. Since both Web::MREST and PostgreSQL are external resources, tests that make use of them are more than mere unit tests

While some test files do not need *all* of these initialization steps, there is no harm in running them.

The t/unit/ subdirectory is reserved for test files that need *none* of these initialization steps. Having them in a separate subdirectory enables them to be run separately.

status_from_json

App::Dochazka::REST is designed to return status objects in the HTTP response body. These, of course, are sent in JSON format. This simple routine takes a JSON string and blesses it, thereby converting it back into a status object.

FIXME: There may be some encoding issues here!

req

Assemble and process a HTTP request. Takes the following positional arguments:

    * Plack::Test object
    * expected HTTP result code
    * user to authenticate with (can be 'root', 'demo', or 'active')
    * HTTP method
    * resource string
    * optional JSON string

If the HTTP result code is 200, the return value will be a status object, undef otherwise.

dbi_err

Wrapper for 'req' intended to eliminate duplicated code on tests that are expected to return DOCHAZKA_DBI_ERR. In addition to the arguments expected by 'req', takes one additional argument, which should be:

    qr/error message subtext/

(i.e. a regex quote by which to test the $status->text)

docu_check

Check that the resource has on-line documentation (takes Plack::Test object and resource name without quotes)

create_bare_employee

For use in tests only. Spawns an employee object and inserts it into the database.

Takes PROPLIST which is passed through unmunged to the employee spawn method.

Returns the new Employee object.

delete_bare_employee

Takes a single argument: the EID.

Loads the EID into a new Employee object and calls that object's delete method.

create_active_employee

Create a testing employee with 'active' privilege. The employee will get an 'active' privhistory record with date 1892-01-01.

create_inactive_employee

Create a testing employee with 'inactive' privilege. The employee will get an 'inactive' privhistory record with date 1892-01-01.

delete_employee_by_nick

Delete testing employee (takes Plack::Test object and nick)

create_testing_activity

Tests will need to set up and tear down testing activities

delete_testing_activity

Tests will need to set up and tear down testing activities

create_testing_interval

Tests will need to set up and tear down testing intervals

delete_testing_interval

Tests will need to set up and tear down testing intervals

create_testing_component

Tests will need to set up and tear down testing components

delete_testing_component

Tests will need to set up and tear down testing components

test_schedule_model

Creates and returns a testing schedule without needing a Plack::Test object.

create_testing_schedule

Tests will need to set up and tear down testing schedules. Takes a Plack::Test object as its only argument.

delete_testing_schedule

Tests will need to set up and tear down testing schedule. Takes a SID as its only argument.

delete_all_attendance_data

Wipe out all attendance data by deleting all rows from all tables (in the correct order).

To be called like this:

    $status = delete_all_attendance_data();
    BAIL_OUT(0) unless $status->ok;