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#!/usr/bin/perl -T
#
# Test processing in combination with User::Identity as documented in
# Mail::Message::Field.
#
use strict;
use warnings;
use lib qw(. .. tests);
use Tools;
use Test::More;
use Mail::Message::Field::Fast;
my $mmf = 'Mail::Message::Field::Fast';
BEGIN {
if($] < 5.007003)
{ plan skip_all => "Requires module Encode which requires Perl 5.7.3";
exit 0;
}
eval 'require User::Identity';
if($@)
{
plan skip_all => 'User::Identity failed';
exit 0;
}
else
{ plan tests => 22;
}
}
# A user's identity
my $patrik = User::Identity->new
( "patrik"
, full_name => "Patrik Fltstrm" # from rfc
, charset => "ISO-8859-1"
);
isa_ok($patrik, 'User::Identity');
my $email1 = $patrik->add
( email => 'home'
, address => 'him@home.net'
);
isa_ok($email1, 'Mail::Identity');
# address based on Mail::Identity with user
my $f1 = $mmf->new(To => $email1);
isa_ok($f1, $mmf);
is($f1, '=?ISO-8859-1?q?Patrik_F=E4ltstr=F6m?= <him@home.net>');
my $f1b = $mmf->new(To => $patrik);
isa_ok($f1b, $mmf);
is($f1b, '=?ISO-8859-1?q?Patrik_F=E4ltstr=F6m?= <him@home.net>');
# address based on Mail::Identity without user
require Mail::Identity;
my $email2 = Mail::Identity->new
( 'work'
, address => 'somewhere@example.com'
);
my $f2 = $mmf->new(To => $email2);
is($f2, 'somewhere@example.com');
# A very complex address
my $email3 = Mail::Identity->new
( 'work'
, address => 'somehow@example.com'
, phrase => 'my " quote'
, comment => 'make it ) hard'
);
my $f3 = $mmf->new(To => $email3);
is($f3, qq["my \\" quote" <somehow\@example.com> (make it \\) hard)]);
# A collection of e-mails
$patrik->add(email => $email3);
my $emails = $patrik->collection('emails');
isa_ok($emails, 'User::Identity::Collection::Emails');
cmp_ok(@$emails, '==', 2);
# An array of addresses
my $f4 = $mmf->new
( To =>
[ $email1
, "aap\@hok.nl"
, $email2
, $patrik->find(email => 'work')
]
);
is($f4->string, <<'FOLDED');
To: =?ISO-8859-1?q?Patrik_F=E4ltstr=F6m?= <him@home.net>, aap@hok.nl,
somewhere@example.com, "my \" quote" <somehow@example.com> (make it \) hard)
FOLDED
# Test a collection which is linked to user
my $f5 = $mmf->new(To => $emails);
is($f5->string, <<'TWO');
To: emails: "my \" quote" <somehow@example.com> (make it \) hard),
=?ISO-8859-1?q?Patrik_F=E4ltstr=F6m?= <him@home.net>;
TWO
require Mail::Message::Field::AddrGroup;
# test a collection which is not linked to a user
my $mmfg = 'Mail::Message::Field::AddrGroup';
my $g = $mmfg->new(name => 'groupie');
isa_ok($g, $mmfg);
is($g->name, 'groupie');
my @addrs = $g->addresses;
cmp_ok(scalar @addrs, '==', 0);
is($g->string, "groupie: ;");
$g->addAddress($email1);
@addrs = $g->addresses;
cmp_ok(scalar @addrs, '==', 1);
is($g->string, 'groupie: him@home.net;');
$g->addAddress($email3);
@addrs = $g->addresses;
cmp_ok(scalar @addrs, '==', 2);
is($g->string, 'groupie: "my \" quote" <somehow@example.com> (make it \) hard), him@home.net;');
$g->addAddress('aap@hok.nl');
@addrs = $g->addresses;
cmp_ok(scalar @addrs, '==', 3);
is($g->string, 'groupie: "my \" quote" <somehow@example.com> (make it \) hard), aap@hok.nl, him@home.net;');
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