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# Handle things that each test script will have to do.
=head1 NAME
TestConfig - Set up for WWW::Myspace dist tests
=head1 SYNOPSIS
use lib 't';
use TestConfig;
$CONFIG->{'acct1'}->{'myspace'}->method;
TestConfig exports a single variable (a hashref), "$CONFIG".
$CONFIG is loaded from t/config.yaml, then for "acct1" and
"acct2", a "myspace" item is added by doing this:
$CONFIG->{'acct1'}->{'myspace'} = new WWW::Myspace(
$CONFIG->{'acct1'}->{'username'},
$CONFIG->{'acct1'}->{'password'} );
$CONFIG->{'acct2'}->{'myspace'} = new WWW::Myspace(
$CONFIG->{'acct2'}->{'username'},
$CONFIG->{'acct2'}->{'password'} );
See config.yaml for layout and all values of $CONFIG.
=head1 AUTHOR
Grant Grueninger, grantg <at> cpan.org
=cut
package TestConfig;
use Exporter;
@ISA = qw(Exporter);
@EXPORT = qw( $CONFIG login_myspace );
#warn "Loading WWW::Myspace\n";
use WWW::Myspace;
use YAML qw'LoadFile Dump';
use File::Spec::Functions;
# See if there's a config file so we can test login-specific features
our $CONFIG = _read_config();
# This is our exported login routine.
sub login_myspace {
# If we're not supposed to log in, setup new objects and return true.
if ( ! $CONFIG->{login} ) {
$CONFIG->{acct1}->{myspace} = new WWW::Myspace( auto_login=>0 );
$CONFIG->{acct2}->{myspace} = new WWW::Myspace( auto_login=>0 );
return 1;
}
# warn "Logging into " . $CONFIG->{'acct1'}->{'username'} . "\n";
_login( $CONFIG->{acct1} );
_login( $CONFIG->{acct2} );
# $CONFIG->{'acct1'}->{'myspace'} = new WWW::Myspace( $CONFIG->{'acct1'}->{'username'},
# $CONFIG->{'acct1'}->{'password'} );
# if ( $CONFIG->{'acct1'}->{'myspace'}->error ) {
# warn $CONFIG->{'acct1'}->{'myspace'}->error
# }
# warn "Logging into " . $CONFIG->{'acct2'}->{'username'} . "\n";
# $CONFIG->{'acct2'}->{'myspace'} = new
# WWW::Myspace( $CONFIG->{'acct2'}->{'username'},
# $CONFIG->{'acct2'}->{'password'}
# );
# if ( $CONFIG->{'acct2'}->{'myspace'}->error ) {
# warn $CONFIG->{'acct2'}->{'myspace'}->error
# }
if ( $CONFIG->{'acct1'}->{'myspace'}->{'logged_in'} &&
$CONFIG->{'acct2'}->{'myspace'}->{'logged_in'} ) {
return 1;
} else {
return 0;
}
}
# Set up the configuration.
# If there's a test_config file in the user's myspace cache dir, use
# it to run full tests. Otherwise run the basic tests using the
# basic config included with the distribution.
sub _read_config {
my $myspace = new WWW::Myspace( auto_login => 0, human => 0 );
my $login = 1;
my $config = "";
my $configfile = catfile( $myspace->cache_dir, 'test_config.yaml' );
# If there's a local config file, and we're not supposed to
# ignore it (presence of "eu" file means run as an end-user),
# read the local config file. Otherwise, read the generic one
# in the distribution.
if ( ( -f $configfile ) && ( ! -f "eu" ) ) {
$config = LoadFile( $configfile );
$config->{login} = 1;
} else {
$configfile = catfile( 't', 'config.yaml' );
$config = LoadFile( $configfile );
$config->{login} = 0 ;
}
return $config
}
# Log into the passed account
sub _login {
my ( $acct ) = @_;
# Log in and set the myspace object.
$acct->{myspace} = new WWW::Myspace( $acct->{username}, $acct->{password} );
# Spout a warning if there was a problem
if ( $acct->{'myspace'}->error ) { warn $acct->{'myspace'}->error }
}
1;
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