Basic Testing Framework in Perl
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The source code
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Introduction (1:28)
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Simple Perl Module with sum function (1:44)
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Home made ok function (7:41)
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Test::Simple (5:56)
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Test::Simple too few or too many test cases (4:50)
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Exercise 1 (3:53)
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Solutions 1 (7:35)
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Refactoring many tests (4:53)
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Avoid updating the plan manually (4:48)
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Put test cases in external test file (7:08)
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Test Harness (5:49)
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prove (3:03)
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Directory layout of CPAN distributions (6:11)
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Simple Makefile.PL for ExtUtils::MakeMaker (5:59)
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LAyout of the t directory, prove flags (1:39)
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Packaging a CPAN-like distribution (14:27)
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Exercise 2 (1:56)
Test::More
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Introduction to Test::More (2:36)
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ok, is, isnt in Test::More (5:30)
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diag, note, explain in Test::More (5:27)
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TODO tests when you can't fix a bug immediately (10:25)
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like - matching with regex (15:13)
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cmp_ok compare with less-than and greater-than (2:24)
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is_deeply comparing complex data structures (array and hash references) (6:02)
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skip tests that cannot be executed (6:12)
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locale (2:31)
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Early exit and bailut (BAIL_OUT) (5:28)
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Exercise 3 (4:03)
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Test Coverage - Devel::Cover - CPANcover (13:41)
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Test coverage: Add more tests to a module (20:35)
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Declare your plan at execution time (1:36)
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done_testing - no_plan in a better way (5:27)
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"plan test" or "no_plan" or "done_testing" ? (5:18)
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Compute test plan (2:53)
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subtests (8:55)
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skip all tests in a file (4:25)
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Exercise 4 (4:35)
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Test blocks (3:10)
Test libraries
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Test libraries (0:54)
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Multiple expected values and reporting with diag (11:03)
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Create my own test function and fix reporting with Test::Builder::Level (9:03)
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Create a test module to make the test function reusable (7:26)
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Test::Build is a singleton (2:17)
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Skipping tests on the fly. e.g. based on previous test results. (6:31)
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Verify expected warning (6:41)
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Make the code warning-free - Fail test if there is an unexpected warning (9:40)
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Combine testing for expected and for no unexpected warnings (6:19)
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Expected Exceptions (5:51)
