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/ Test::SPVM::Sys::Socket::ServerManager::UNIX

Name

Test::SPVM::Sys::Socket::ServerManager::UNIX - Server Manager for tests for UNIX Domain Sockets

Description

Test::SPVM::Sys::Socket::ServerManager::UNIX class is a server manager for tests for UNIX domain sockets.

Usage

use Test::SPVM::Sys::Socket::ServerManager::UNIX;

my $server_manager = Test::SPVM::Sys::Socket::ServerManager::UNIX->new(
  code => sub {
    my ($server_manager) = @_;
    
    my $path = $server_manager->path;
    
    my $server = Test::SPVM::Sys::Socket::Server->new_echo_server_unix_tcp(path => $path);
    
    $server->start;
  },
);

Details

This class is originally a Test::UNIXSock porting for tests for SPVM::Sys::Socket.

Super Class

Test::SPVM::Sys::Socket::ServerManager

Fields

path

my $path = $self->path;

The path to which the server binds.

tmpdir

A temporary directory used by "path".

Class Methods

new

my $server = Test::SPVM::Sys::Socket::ServerManager::UNIX->new(%options);

Calls new method in its super class and returns its return value.

Options:

The following options are available adding the options of new method in its super class.

  • path

    Sets "path" field to this value.

Instance Methods

init_fields

$server->init_fields(%options);

Calls init_fields method in its super class and sets fields of this calss.

"path" field is set to the value of path option.

If path option is not defind, tmpdir field is set to a temporary directory and "path" is set to an available path.

This method is a protected method, so it should only be called in this class and its child classes.

start

$server->start($code);

Starts a server process given an anon subroutine $code.

This method calls fork function and starts the server specified by $code in the child process.

The Test::SPVM::Sys::Socket::ServerManager::UNIX object is passed to the 1th argument of $code.

$server->start(sub {
  my ($server_manager) = @_;
  
  my $path = $server_manager->path;
  
});

The parent process waits until the server starts.