#!perl -T
=head1 PURPOSE
Test the dump() method.
=cut
use strict;
use warnings;
use DBIx::NinjaORM;
use Test::Deep;
use Test::Exception;
use Test::More tests => 6;
use Test::Type;
# Verify that the main class supports the method.
can_ok(
'DBIx::NinjaORM',
'dump',
);
# Verify inheritance.
can_ok(
'DBIx::NinjaORM::Test',
'dump',
);
# Insert an object we'll use for tests here.
my $object_id;
subtest(
'Insert a new object.',
sub
{
plan( tests => 2 );
ok(
defined(
my $object = DBIx::NinjaORM::Test->new()
),
'Create new object.',
);
lives_ok(
sub
{
$object->insert(
{
name => 'test_dump_' . time(),
}
)
},
'Insert succeeds.',
);
$object_id = $object->id();
}
);
# Retrieve object.
ok(
defined(
my $object = DBIx::NinjaORM::Test->new(
{ id => $object_id },
)
),
'Retrieve the object previously inserted.',
);
# Dump the object.
my $output;
lives_ok(
sub
{
$output = $object->dump();
},
'Dump the object.',
);
# Make sure the output isn't empty.
like(
$output,
qr/account_id/,
"The output includes the object's account ID.",
) || diag( $output );
# Test subclass with enough information to insert rows.
package DBIx::NinjaORM::Test;
use strict;
use warnings;
use lib 't/lib';
use LocalTest;
use base 'DBIx::NinjaORM';
sub static_class_info
{
my ( $class ) = @_;
my $info = $class->SUPER::static_class_info();
$info->{'default_dbh'} = LocalTest::get_database_handle();
$info->{'table_name'} = 'tests';
$info->{'primary_key_name'} = 'test_id';
return $info;
}
1;