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#!perl
use Test::WWW::Declare::Tester tests => 13;
use warnings;
use strict;
my @results = run_tests(
sub {
session "check logins" => run {
get "http://localhost:$PORT/";
content should match qr{This is an index};
click href qr{good};
content should match qr{This is a good page}i;
};
}
);
shift @results; # Test::Tester gives 1-based arrays
is(@results, 4, "had four tests");
ok($results[0]{ok}, "1st test passed");
ok($results[1]{ok}, "2st test passed");
ok($results[2]{ok}, "3st test passed");
ok($results[3]{ok}, "4st test passed");
is($results[0]{diag}, '', 'no warnings/errors');
is($results[1]{diag}, '', 'no warnings/errors');
is($results[2]{diag}, '', 'no warnings/errors');
is($results[3]{diag}, '', 'no warnings/errors');
# perldelta 5.14, "Stringification of regexes has changed"
my $modifiers1 = (qr/foobar/ =~ /\Q(?^/) ? "^" : "-xism";
my $modifiers2 = (qr/foobar/ =~ /\Q(?^/) ? "^i" : "i-xsm";
is($results[0]{name}, "navigated to http://localhost:$PORT/", "test name was correct");
is($results[1]{name}, "Content does not match (?$modifiers1:This is an index)", "test name was correct");
is($results[2]{name}, "Clicked link matching (?$modifiers1:good)", "test name was correct");
is($results[3]{name}, "Content does not match (?$modifiers2:This is a good page)", "test name was correct");
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