logo
Free, unlimited AI code reviews that run on commit
git-lrc git-lrc GitHub Install Now We'd appreciate a star git-lrc - Free, unlimited AI code reviews that run on commit | Product Hunt git-lrc - Free, unlimited AI code reviews that run on commit | Product Hunt

GitLab::API::v4::Mock::Engine - Mocking the internals of a GitLab server.

Attributes

next_ids
           my $ids = $engine->next_ids();

       A hash reference containing object types to the next ID.

       Used by "next_id_for".

   users
           my $users = $engine->users();
           foreach my $user (@$users) { ... }

       Returns the full array reference of all users hash references.

Authors

       See "AUTHORS" in GitLab::API::v4.

Description

       This module provides the tooling to run a mock of the internal state of a GitLab server.

       At this time very little is validated.  For example, when you create a user with "create_user" there is
       no logic which double checks that you specify the required "email" field or that you don't put in fields
       that are unexpected.

License

       See "LICENSE" in GitLab::API::v4.

perl v5.36.0                                       2023-06-13                 GitLab::API::v4::Mock::Engine(3pm)

Methods

next_id_for
           my $id = $engine->next_id_for( 'user' );

       Given an object type this will return the next unused ID.

Name

       GitLab::API::v4::Mock::Engine - Mocking the internals of a GitLab server.

Support

       See "SUPPORT" in GitLab::API::v4.

Synopsis

           use GitLab::API::v4::Mock::Engine;

           my $engine = GitLab::API::v4::Mock::Engine->new();

           my $user = $engine->create_user({
               email    => $email,
               username => $username,
               name     => $name,
               ...,
           });

           print "User created with ID: $user->{id}\n";

User Methods

user
           my $user = $engine->user( $id );

       Returns a user hash reference for the given ID.

       If no user is found with the ID then "undef" is returned.

   create_user
           my $user = $engine->create_user( $user );
           my $id = $user->{id};

       Takes a user hash reference, sets the "id" field, and stores it in "users".

       Returns the updated user hash reference.

   update_user
           my $user = $engine->update_user( $id, $new_user_data );

       Takes the ID of the user to update and a hash reference of fields to update.

       Returns the updated user hash reference.

   delete_user
           my $user = $engine->delete_user( $id );

       Deletes the user with the specified ID from "users".

       If no user is found with the ID then "undef" is returned.  Otherwise the user hash reference is returned.

See Also