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NAME

Test::Approvals::Namers::DefaultNamer - Default algorithm for generating names

VERSION

This documentation refers to Test::Approvals::Namers::DefaultNamer version v0.0_1 =head1 SYNOPSIS

# C:/usr/example.pl

use Test::Approvals::Namers::DefaultNamer;

my $n = Test::Approvals::Namers::DefaultNamer->new(
    directory => 'c:\tmp',
    name      => 'foo'
);

my $x = $n->get_approved_file('txt'); # C:\tmp\example.pl.foo.approved.txt
my $y = $n->get_received_file('txt'); # C:\tmp\example.pl.foo.received.txt

# Cleans the input when necessary
my $o = Test::Approvals::Namers::DefaultNamer->new(
    directory => 'c:/tmp/',
    name      => 'foo.'
);

# Still C:\tmp\example.pl.foo.received.txt
my $z = $o->get_received_file('.txt'); 

# Uses current script directory by default
my $p = Test::Approvals::Namers::DefaultNamer->new( name => 'foo' );

# Now C:\usr\example.pl.foo.approved.txt
my $a = $p->get_approved_file('txt');

DESCRIPTION

The DefaultNamer class contains an algorithm for generating names for files to store test results in. It also provides easy access to the name of the test it is associated with.

SUBROUTINES/METHODS

get_approved_file

my $n = Test::Approvals::Namers::DefaultNamer->new(
    directory => 'c:\tmp',
    name      => 'foo'
);
my $path = $n->get_approved_file('txt');

Generate the full path to the approved file. In the example above $path will be assigned: 'C:\tmp\<script>.foo.approved.txt', where <script> is the name of the caller's script (similar to the output of FindBin::Real::Script)

get_received_file

my $n = Test::Approvals::Namers::DefaultNamer->new(
    directory => 'c:\tmp',
    name      => 'foo'
);
my $path = $n->get_received_file('txt');

Generate the full path to the received file. In the example above $path will be assigned: 'C:\tmp\<script>.foo.received.txt', where <script> is the name of the caller's script (similar to the output of FindBin::Real::Script)

get_filename

my $n = Test::Approvals::Namers::DefaultNamer->new(
    directory => 'c:\tmp',
    name      => 'foo'
);
my $path = $n->get_filename('txt', 'bar');

Generate the full path to the requested file of the requested type. In the example above $path will be assigned: 'C:\tmp\<script>.foo.bar.txt', where <script> is the name of the caller's script (similar to the output of FindBin::Real::Script)

DIAGNOSTICS

None at this time.

CONFIGURATION AND ENVIRONMENT

None.

DEPENDENCIES

    File::Spec
FindBin::Real
Moose
version

INCOMPATIBILITIES

None known.

BUGS AND LIMITATIONS

None known.

AUTHOR

Jim Counts - @jamesrcounts

LICENSE AND COPYRIGHT

Copyright (C) 2013 Jim Counts

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at

L<http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0>

Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under the License.