Test2::Harness::Settings - Configuration settings for Test2::Harness.

       Chad Granum <exodist@cpan.org>

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perl v5.40.1                                       2025-05-23                      Test2::Harness::Settings(3pm)

       This module represents the options provided at the command line. Each option has a prefix, and each
       prefix can be accessed from the settings.

       Chad Granum <exodist@cpan.org>

       Note that any prefix that does not conflict with the predefined methods can be accessed via AUTOLOAD
       generating the methods as needed.

       $settings->define_prefix($prefix_name)
           This is used to create a prefix.

       $bool = $settings->check_prefix($prefix_name)
           This is used to check if a prefix is defined or not.

       $prefix = $settings->prefix($prefix_name)
       $prefix = $settings->$prefix_name
           This  will retrieve a prefix if it exists. If the prefix is not defined this will throw an exception.
           If you are unsure if a prefix exists use "$settings-"check_prefix($prefix_name)>.

       $thing = $settings->build($prefix_name, $class, @args)
           This will create an instance of $class passing the key/value  pairs  from  the  specified  prefix  as
           arguments. Additional arguments can be provided in @args.

       $hashref = $settings->TO_JSON()
           This method allows settings to be serialized into JSON.

       Test2::Harness::Settings - Configuration settings for Test2::Harness.

       The source code repository for Test2-Harness can be found at http://github.com/Test-More/Test2-Harness/.

           # You will rarely if ever need to construct settings yourself, usually a
           # component of Test2::Harness will expose them to you.
           my $settings = $thing->settings;

           # All prefixes have a method generated for them via AUTOLOAD
           my $display = $settings->display;

           # You can also use the prefix method
           my $display = $settings->prefix('display');

           # The prefix can be used in a similar way
           my $verbose = $settings->display->verbose;

       See Test2::Harness::Settings::Prefix for more details on how to use the prefixes.