Unit tests should be written in modules other than those ending with *.t.
Test::Classy is a Perl module that allows you to write your unit tests in modules other than *.t. With Test::Classy, you can load every test package found under a specified module, or load it explicitly; limit tests only with Model attribute, and prepare things you want to use in the tests if you prefer.
To run tests, you simply need to declare the unit test class followed by the tests you want to run. You can write 'Test' attribute to test, declare the number of tests in a unit, skip tests with 'Skip' attribute, and add any attributes to limit. Additionally, you can use the TODO function to indicate tests that are yet to be implemented.
Overall, Test::Classy provides a convenient and effective way to perform unit tests for your Perl modules. So, if you're looking for a hassle-free approach to unit testing, Test::Classy is definitely worth checking out.
To run tests, you simply need to declare the unit test class followed by the tests you want to run. You can write 'Test' attribute to test, declare the number of tests in a unit, skip tests with 'Skip' attribute, and add any attributes to limit. Additionally, you can use the TODO function to indicate tests that are yet to be implemented.
Overall, Test::Classy provides a convenient and effective way to perform unit tests for your Perl modules. So, if you're looking for a hassle-free approach to unit testing, Test::Classy is definitely worth checking out.
What's New
Version 0.04: N/A