NAME
Mistress - A simple but extensible Perl dist tester.
VERSION
version 0.001
SYNOPSIS
### Standard way: ask Mistress to use her components
#
use Mistress;
Mistress->config->... # defaults to Mistress::Env::Config::File
Mistress->fs->...
### God-mode: tell Mistress what she needs to know
#
use Mistress -nicer;
# Now Mistress->config is an empty Mistress::Env::Config::Hash and no
# other components are loaded.
# Install/remove components on the fly
Mistress->forge_component( 'foo', Test::MockObject->new );
# can now use Mistress->foo->...
Mistress->remove_component( 'foo' );
# 'Access to unknown environment component "foo"'
DESCRIPTION
METHODS
forge_component( $name, $obj ), remove_component( $name )
These methods install $obj under the name $name or remove it from
Mistress. Thus:
use Test::More;
use Mistress -nicer;
ok !Mistress->can('foo'); # ok: no default component 'foo'
# Let's install a "foo" component:
Mistress->forge_component( 'foo', {} );
can_ok( 'Mistress', 'foo' ); # ok: we installed 'foo'
is_deeply( Mistress->foo, {} ); # ok: our $obj was {}
# Now let's remove "foo":
Mistress->remove_component('foo');
ok !Mistress->can('foo'); # ok: no registered component 'foo' anymore
AUTHOR
Thibaut Le Page thilp@cpan.org
COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE
This software is copyright (c) 2014 by Thibaut Le Page.
This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.