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#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
use Test::More;
use Finance::Quote;
if (not $ENV{ONLINE_TEST}) {
plan skip_all => 'Set $ENV{ONLINE_TEST} to run this test';
}
plan tests => 13;
# Test ASEGR functions.
my $q = Finance::Quote->new();
my $year = (localtime())[5] + 1900;
my $lastyear = $year - 1;
my %quotes = $q->asegr("ALPHA","ELTON");
ok(%quotes);
# Check the last values are defined. These are the most used and most
# reliable indicators of success.
ok($quotes{"ALPHA","last"} > 0);
ok($quotes{"ALPHA","success"});
ok(substr($quotes{"ALPHA","date"},6,4) == $year ||
substr($quotes{"ALPHA","date"},6,4) == $lastyear);
ok($quotes{"ELTON","success"});
ok($quotes{"ELTON","last"} > 0);
ok(substr($quotes{"ELTON","date"},6,4) == $year ||
substr($quotes{"ELTON","date"},6,4) == $lastyear);
# Exercise the fetch function a little.
%quotes = $q->fetch("asegr","IKONA");
ok(%quotes);
ok($quotes{"IKONA","last"} > 0);
ok($quotes{"IKONA","success"} > 0);
# Check that we're getting currency information.
ok($quotes{"IKONA", "currency"} eq "EUR");
# Check we're not getting bogus percentage signs.
$quotes{"IKONA","p_change"} ||= ""; # Avoid warning if undefined.
ok($quotes{"IKONA","p_change"} !~ /%/);
# Check that looking up a bogus stock returns failure:
%quotes = $q->asegr("BOGUS");
ok(! $quotes{"BOGUS","success"});
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