
Test::File::ShareDir - Create a Fake ShareDir for your modules for testing.

version 0.3.1

use Test::More;
# use FindBin; optional
use Test::File::ShareDir
# -root => "$FindBin::Bin/../" # optional,
-share => {
-module => { 'My::Module' => 'share/MyModule' }
-dist => { 'My-Dist' => 'share/somefolder' }
};
use My::Module;
use File::ShareDir qw( module_dir dist_dir );
module_dir( 'My::Module' ) # dir with files from $dist/share/MyModule
dist_dir( 'My-Dist' ) # dir with files from $dist/share/somefolder

This module only has support for creating 'new' style share dirs and are NOT compatible with old File::ShareDirs.
For this reason, unless you have File::ShareDir 1.00 or later installed, this module will not be usable by you.

This parameter is the prefix the other paths are relative to.
If this parameter is not specified, it defaults to the Current Working Directory ( CWD ).
In versions prior to 0.3.0, this value was mandatory.
The rationale behind using CWD as the default value is as follows.
$project/t/ to load files from $project/share/CPAN tools run tests with CWD = $projectTherefor, defaulting to CWD is a reasonably sane default for most people, but where it is not it can still be overridden.
-root => "$FindBin::Bin/../" # resolves to project root from t/ regardless of Cwd.
This parameter is mandatory, and contains a hashref containing the data that explains what directories you want shared.
-share => { ..... }
-module contains a hashref mapping Module names to path names for module_dir style share dirs.
-share => {
-module => { 'My::Module' => 'share/mymodule/', }
}
...
module_dir('My::Module')
Notedly, it is a hashref, which means there is a limitation of one share dir per module. This is simply because having more than one share dir per module makes no sense at all.
-dist contains a hashref mapping Distribution names to path names for dist_dir style share dirs. The same limitation applied to -module applies here.
-share => {
-dist => { 'My-Dist' => 'share/mydist' }
}
...
dist_dir('My-Dist')

Kent Fredric <kentnl@cpan.org>

This software is copyright (c) 2011 by Kent Fredric <kentnl@cpan.org>.
This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.