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use strict;
use lib qw(t/lib);
use DDP;
use Test::DBIx::Class -config_path => [[qw/t etc schema /], [qw/t etc schemaLkpDetection schema_class/]], 'User', 'PermissionType', 'DepartmentType', 'StudyType';
my $schema = Schema();
isa_ok Schema, 'SchemaLkpDetection'
=> 'Got Correct Schema';
fixtures_ok 'core4', "loading core fixtures from file";
fixtures_ok 'core2', "loading core fixtures from file";
fixtures_ok 'core3', "loading core fixtures from file";
fixtures_ok 'core5', "loading core fixtures from file";
my $result = 'SchemaLkpDetection';
use_ok($result, "package $result can be used");
$result->load_components( qw/+DBIx::Class::LookupColumn::Auto/ );
my @tables = $schema->sources;
$result->add_lookups(
targets => [ "User" ],
lookups => [ "PermissionType", "DepartmentType", "StudyType" ],
verbose => 1
);
my $flash = User->find( {first_name => 'Flash' } );
my $flash_perm_name = PermissionType->find( $flash->permission_type_id )->name;
my $flash_department_name = DepartmentType->find( $flash->department_type_id )->name;
# with the lookup detection
my $flash_perm_lookup = User->find( {first_name => 'Flash' } )->permissiontype;
ok( $flash_perm_name =~ $flash_perm_lookup, "add_lookups is now working $flash_perm_lookup" );
# with the lookup detection
my $flash_department_lookup = User->find( {first_name => 'Flash' } )->departmenttype;
ok( $flash_department_lookup =~ $flash_department_name, "add_lookups is now working $flash_department_lookup" );
done_testing;