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#!/usr/bin/perl -w
##############################################################################
# Set up the tests.
##############################################################################
use strict;
use Test::More tests => 60;
##############################################################################
# Create a simple class.
##############################################################################
package Class::Meta::TestTypes;
use strict;
BEGIN {
$SIG{__DIE__} = \&Carp::confess;
main::use_ok( 'Class::Meta');
main::use_ok( 'Class::Meta::Type');
main::use_ok( 'Class::Meta::Types::Numeric');
main::use_ok( 'Class::Meta::Types::Perl');
main::use_ok( 'Class::Meta::Types::String');
main::use_ok( 'Class::Meta::Types::Boolean');
@Bart::ISA = qw(Simpson);
}
BEGIN {
# Add the new data type.
Class::Meta::Type->add( key => 'simpson',
name => 'Simpson',
desc => 'An Simpson object.',
check => 'Simpson',
);
my $c = Class::Meta->new(package => __PACKAGE__,
key => 'types',
name => 'Class::Meta::TestTypes Class',
desc => 'Just for testing Class::Meta.'
);
$c->add_constructor(name => 'new');
$c->add_attribute( name => 'name',
view => Class::Meta::PUBLIC,
type => 'string',
length => 256,
label => 'Name',
field => 'text',
desc => "The person's name.",
required => 0,
default => undef,
create => Class::Meta::GETSET
);
$c->add_attribute( name => 'age',
view => Class::Meta::PUBLIC,
is => 'integer',
label => 'Age',
field => 'text',
desc => "The person's age.",
required => 0,
default => undef,
create => Class::Meta::GETSET
);
$c->add_attribute( name => 'alive',
view => Class::Meta::PUBLIC,
type => 'string',
type => 'bool',
label => 'Living',
field => 'checkbox',
desc => "Is the person alive?",
required => 0,
default => 1,
);
$c->add_attribute( name => 'whole',
view => Class::Meta::PUBLIC,
type => 'whole',
label => 'A whole number.',
field => 'text',
desc => "A whole number.",
required => 0,
default => undef,
create => Class::Meta::GETSET
);
$c->add_attribute( name => 'dec',
view => Class::Meta::PUBLIC,
type => 'decimal',
label => 'A decimal number.',
field => 'text',
desc => "A decimal number.",
required => 0,
default => undef,
create => Class::Meta::GETSET
);
$c->add_attribute( name => 'real',
view => Class::Meta::PUBLIC,
type => 'real',
label => 'A real number.',
field => 'text',
desc => "A real number.",
required => 0,
default => undef,
create => Class::Meta::GETSET
);
$c->add_attribute( name => 'float',
view => Class::Meta::PUBLIC,
type => 'float',
label => 'A float.',
field => 'text',
desc => "A floating point number.",
required => 0,
default => undef,
create => Class::Meta::GETSET
);
$c->add_attribute( name => 'scalar',
view => Class::Meta::PUBLIC,
type => 'scalarref',
label => 'A scalar.',
field => 'text',
desc => "A scalar reference.",
required => 0,
default => undef,
create => Class::Meta::GETSET
);
$c->add_attribute( name => 'array',
view => Class::Meta::PUBLIC,
type => 'array',
label => 'A array.',
field => 'text',
desc => "A array reference.",
required => 0,
default => undef,
create => Class::Meta::GETSET
);
$c->add_attribute( name => 'hash',
view => Class::Meta::PUBLIC,
type => 'hash',
label => 'A hash.',
field => 'text',
desc => "A hash reference.",
required => 0,
default => undef,
create => Class::Meta::GETSET
);
$c->add_attribute( name => 'simpson',
view => Class::Meta::PUBLIC,
type => 'simpson',
label => 'A Simpson Object',
field => 'text',
desc => 'A Simpson object.',
required => 0,
default => sub { bless {}, 'Simpson' },
create => Class::Meta::GETSET
);
$c->build;
}
##############################################################################
# Do the tests.
##############################################################################
package main;
# Instantiate a base class object and test its accessors.
ok( my $t = Class::Meta::TestTypes->new, 'Class::Meta::TestTypes->new');
# Grab its metadata object.
ok( my $class = $t->my_class, "Get the Class::Meta::Class object" );
# Test the is_a() method.
ok( $class->is_a('Class::Meta::TestTypes'), 'Class isa TestTypes');
# Test the key methods.
is( $class->key, 'types', 'Key is correct');
# Test the name method.
is( $class->name, 'Class::Meta::TestTypes Class', "Name is correct");
# Test the description methods.
is( $class->desc, 'Just for testing Class::Meta.',
"Description is correct");
# Test string.
ok( $t->name('David'), 'name to "David"' );
is( $t->name, 'David', 'name is "David"' );
eval { $t->name([]) };
ok( my $err = $@, 'name to array ref croaks' );
like( $err, qr/^Value .* is not a valid string/, 'correct string exception' );
# Test boolean.
ok( $t->alive, 'alive true');
is( $t->alive(0), 0, 'alive off');
ok( !$t->alive, 'alive false');
ok( $t->alive(1), 'alive on' );
ok( $t->alive, 'alive true again');
ok( my $alive = $class->attributes('alive'), "Get alive attribute object" );
is( $alive->type, 'boolean', "Check that the alias was converted" );
ok( $alive->is('boolean'), "Check that is('boolean') returns true" );
ok( !$alive->is('string'), "Check that is('string') returns false" );
# Test whole number.
SKIP: {
skip 'Whole numbers can now be 0', 2 if Data::Types->VERSION > 0.05;
eval { $t->whole(0) };
ok( $err = $@, 'whole to 0 croaks' );
like( $err, qr/^Value '0' is not a valid whole number/,
'correct whole number exception' );
}
ok( $t->whole(1), 'whole to 1.');
# Test integer.
eval { $t->age(0.5) };
ok( $err = $@, 'age to 0.5 croaks');
like( $err, qr/^Value '0\.5' is not a valid integer/,
'correct integer exception' );
ok( $t->age(10), 'age to 10.');
# Test decimal.
eval { $t->dec('+') };
ok( $err = $@, 'dec to "+" croaks');
like( $err, qr/^Value '\+' is not a valid decimal number/,
'correct decimal exception' );
ok( $t->dec(3.14), 'dec to 3.14.');
# Test real.
eval { $t->real('+') };
ok( $err = $@, 'real to "+" croaks');
like( $err, qr/^Value '\+' is not a valid real number/,
'correct real exception' );
ok( $t->real(123.4567), 'real to 123.4567.');
ok( $t->real(-123.4567), 'real to -123.4567.');
# Test float.
eval { $t->float('+') };
ok( $err = $@, 'float to "+" croaks');
like( $err, qr/^Value '\+' is not a valid floating point number/,
'correct float exception' );
ok( $t->float(1.23e99), 'float to 1.23e99.');
# Test OBJECT with default specifying object type.
ok( my $simpson = $t->simpson, 'simpson' );
isa_ok($simpson, 'Simpson');
eval { $t->simpson('foo') };
ok( $err = $@, 'simpson to "foo" croaks' );
like( $err, qr/^Value 'foo' is not a valid Simpson/,
'correct object exception' );
# Try a wrong object.
eval { $t->simpson($t) };
ok( $err = $@, 'simpson to \$fh croaks' );
like( $err, qr/^Value '.*' is not a valid Simpson/,
'correct object exception' );
ok( $t->simpson($simpson), 'simpson to \$simpson.');
# Try a subclass.
my $bart = bless {}, 'Bart';
ok( $t->simpson($bart), "Set simpson to a subclass." );
isa_ok($t->simpson, 'Bart', "Check subclass" );
ok( $t->simpson($simpson), 'simpson to \$simpson.');
# Test SCALAR.
eval { $t->scalar('foo') };
ok( $err = $@, 'scalar to "foo" croaks' );
like( $err, qr/^Value 'foo' is not a valid Scalar Reference/,
'correct scalar exception' );
ok( $t->scalar(\"foo"), 'scalar to \\"foo".');
# Test ARRAY.
eval { $t->array('foo') };
ok( $err = $@, 'array to "foo" croaks' );
like( $err, qr/^Value 'foo' is not a valid Array Reference/,
'correct array exception' );
ok( $t->array(["foo"]), 'array to ["foo"].');
# Test HASH.
eval { $t->hash('foo') };
ok( $err = $@, 'hash to "foo" croaks' );
like( $err, qr/^Value 'foo' is not a valid Hash Reference/,
'correct hash exception' );
ok( $t->hash({ foo => 1 }), 'hash to { foo => 1 }.');
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