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BEGIN {
use FindBin;
use lib $FindBin::Bin . "/myapp/lib";
}
use utf8;
use Test::More;
{
# testing the initialize method
# this method is designed to allow the Validation::Class framework to wrap
# an existing class configuration, most useful with OO systems like Moose, etc
package MyApp;
sub new {
my ($class) = @_;
my $self = bless {}, $class;
return $self;
}
use Validation::Class 'field';
field name => {
required => 1
};
package main;
my $class = "MyApp";
my $self = $class->new(name => "...");
ok $class eq ref $self, "$class instantiated";
eval { $self->name };
ok !$@, "$class has a name field";
eval { $self->initialize_validator };
ok !$@, "$class has initialized with no errors";
}
{
# testing initialization and parameter handling
package MyApp::A;
use Validation::Class;
field numbers => {
required => 1,
filters => ['numeric']
};
package main;
my $class = "MyApp::A";
my $self = $class->new(params => {numbers => [2, 1]});
ok "ARRAY" eq ref $self->numbers, "numbers method has an arrayref";
ok $self->numbers->[0] == 2, "numbers array #0 is correct";
ok $self->numbers->[1] == 1, "numbers array #1 is correct";
}
{
# testing initialization and parameter handling
package MyApp::B;
use Validation::Class;
field numbers => {
required => 1
};
package main;
my $class = "MyApp::A";
my $self = $class->new(numbers => 12345);
ok 12345 == $self->numbers, "numbers method has 12345 as expected";
}
done_testing;
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