Test::StubGenerator 0.9.5

Test::StubGenerator is a simple module that analyzes a given source file and automatically generates t/*.t style tests for subroutines/methods it encounters.

SYNOPSIS

use Test::StubGenerator;

my $stub = Test::StubGenerator->new(
{
file => '/path/to/MyModule.pm',
tidy => 1,
}
);

print $stub->gen_testfile;

Or, from the command line (split for easier reading):

$ perl -MTest::StubGenerator -e '
> my $stub = Test::StubGenerator->new({ file => "Module.pm" });
> print $stub->gen_testfile;' > Module.t

Test::StubGenerator is a module that attempts to analyze a given source file and automatically create testing stubs suitable for unit testing your code.

Test::StubGenerator make use of PPI in order to parse your code, looking for constructors and methods for modules (.pm), and subroutines for Perl script files (.pl).

Test::StubGenerator also runs the generated tests through Perl::Tidy before returning the text of the tests to you, though this can be disabled.

The idea for Test::StubGenerator grew out of a vim plugin I wrote that created test stub files in a very similar fashion. However, the line-based nature of vimscript quickly indicated that adding default parameters to the tests would prove to be an exercise in futility. As this was a feature I very much wanted to implement, I naturally turned to Perl, and PPI.

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· Perl