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#!/usr/bin/perl -Ilib -I../lib
# Copyright (c) 2000-2006 Nathan Wiger <nate@wiger.org>.
# All Rights Reserved. If you're reading this, you're bored.
# 2a-template-html.t - test HTML::Template support
use strict;
use vars qw($TESTING $DEBUG $SKIP);
$TESTING = 1;
$DEBUG = $ENV{DEBUG} || 0;
use Test;
# use a BEGIN block so we print our plan before CGI::FormBuilder is loaded
BEGIN {
my $numtests = 4;
plan tests => $numtests;
# try to load template engine so absent template does
# not cause all tests to fail
eval "require HTML::Template";
$SKIP = $@ ? 'skip: HTML::Template not installed here' : 0; # eval failed, skip all tests
# success if we said NOTEST
if ($ENV{NOTEST}) {
ok(1) for 1..$numtests;
exit;
}
}
# Need to fake a request or else we stall
$ENV{REQUEST_METHOD} = 'GET';
$ENV{QUERY_STRING} = 'ticket=111&user=pete&replacement=TRUE';
use CGI::FormBuilder;
use CGI::FormBuilder::Test;
# Grab our template from our test00.html file
my $template = outfile(0);
# What options we want to use, and what we expect to see
my @test = (
{
opt => { fields => [qw/name color/],
submit => 0,
reset => 'No esta una button del submito',
template => { scalarref => \$template },
validate => { name => 'NAME' },
},
mod => { color => { options => [qw/red green blue/], nameopts => 1 },
size => { value => 42 } },
},
{
opt => { fields => [qw/name color size/],
template => { scalarref => \$template },
values => {color => [qw/purple/], size => 8},
reset => 'Start over, boob!',
validate => {}, # should be empty
},
mod => { color => { options => [qw/white black other/] },
name => { size => 80 } },
},
{
opt => { fields => [qw/name color email/], submit => [qw/Update Delete/], reset => 0,
template => { scalarref => \$template },
values => {color => [qw/yellow green orange/]},
validate => { color => [qw(red blue yellow pink)] },
},
mod => { color => {options => [[red => 1], [blue => 2], [yellow => 3], [pink => 4]] },
size => {value => '(unknown)' }
},
},
);
# Perl 5 is sick sometimes.
@test = @test[$ARGV[0] - 1] if @ARGV;
my $seq = $ARGV[0] || 1;
# Cycle thru and try it out
for (@test) {
my $form = CGI::FormBuilder->new(
debug => $DEBUG,
action => 'TEST',
title => 'TEST',
%{ $_->{opt} },
);
# the ${mod} key twiddles fields
while(my($f,$o) = each %{$_->{mod} || {}}) {
$o->{name} = $f;
$form->field(%$o);
}
#
# Just compare the output of render with what's expected
# the correct string output is now in external files.
# The seemingly extra eval is required so that failures
# to import the template modules do not kill the tests.
# (since render is called regardless of whether $SKIP is set)
#
my $out = outfile($seq++);
my $ren;
eval '$ren = $form->render';
my $ok = skip($SKIP, $ren, $out);
if (! $ok && $ENV{LOGNAME} eq 'nwiger') {
open(O, ">/tmp/fb.1.out");
print O $out;
close O;
open(O, ">/tmp/fb.2.out");
print O $ren;
close O;
system "diff /tmp/fb.1.out /tmp/fb.2.out";
exit 1;
}
}
# MORE TESTS DOWN HERE
# from eszpee for tmpl_param
skip($SKIP, do{
my $form2 = CGI::FormBuilder->new(
template => { scalarref => \'<TMPL_VAR test>' }
);
$form2->tmpl_param(test => "this message should appear");
eval '$form2->render';
}, 'this message should appear');
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