#!perl -T
=head1 PURPOSE
Make sure that get_memcache() returns the memcache object specified in the
static class information.
=cut
use strict;
use warnings;
use DBIx::NinjaORM;
use Test::Exception;
use Test::More tests => 5;
use Test::NoWarnings;
use Test::Type;
# Verify that the main class supports the method.
can_ok(
'DBIx::NinjaORM',
'get_memcache',
);
# Verify inheritance.
can_ok(
'DBIx::NinjaORM::Test',
'get_memcache',
);
# Tests.
my $tests =
[
# We need to support $class->get_memcache() calls.
{
name => 'Test calling get_memcache() on the class',
ref => 'DBIx::NinjaORM::Test',
},
# We need to support $object->get_memcache() calls.
{
name => 'Test calling get_memcache() on an object',
ref => bless( {}, 'DBIx::NinjaORM::Test' ),
},
];
# Run tests.
foreach my $test ( @$tests )
{
subtest(
$test->{'name'},
sub
{
plan( tests => 2 );
my $memcache;
lives_ok(
sub
{
$memcache = $test->{'ref'}->get_memcache();
},
'Retrieve memcache object.',
);
is(
$memcache,
'TESTMEMCACHE',
'get_memcache() returns the value set up in static_class_info().',
);
}
);
}
# Test subclass with a custom 'memcache' key.
package DBIx::NinjaORM::Test;
use strict;
use warnings;
use base 'DBIx::NinjaORM';
sub static_class_info
{
return
{
# We're not going to use the memcache object, we just need to
# be able to make sure that get_memcache() returns this value,
# so it's easier here to set it here to a known value than to
# compare memory addresses.
'memcache' => "TESTMEMCACHE",
};
}
1;