Test::Smart

Test::Smart is an innovative Perl module that fills a gap in the current testing toolset by providing an automated method of asking testing questions that computers cannot easily answer. It is designed to tackle challenging questions such as "Is this meteorologically sound?", "Does this output fit into category x?", or "Is this distribution quality?" while still allowing standard test tools to function properly in terms of generating reports and locking the doors if the tests aren't passing.

Test::Smart is built on Test::Builder and is fully compatible with Test::Simple and Test::More (and anything else they work nicely with). To provide intelligent answers to conceptual questions, the module cleverly circumvents a very difficult machine intelligence problem by relying on human input instead. While this means there is slightly more overhead involved in setting up a way to communicate with people and allowing them time to answer, it ensures accurate and reliable testing results.

To use Test::Smart, simply import the module and specify the number of tests required. The Human Interface can be initialized using the following command: initialize("Test::Smart::Interface::Subclass",'Subclass args'...);. You can then submit questions synchronously or asynchronously, waiting for a yes or no answer, or setting a specific timeout period.

For asynchronous questions, the module provides a way to check the answer once it has been submitted. In essence, Test::Smart is a powerful and versatile tool that ensures your testing is as thorough and effective as possible.