Test::DatabaseRow::Result - represent the result of some db testing

       Written by Mark Fowler mark@twoshortplanks.com

       Copyright Mark Fowler 2011.

       This  program  is  free  software;  you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl
       itself.

       Bugs   (and   requests   for   new   features)   can   be   reported   though   the   CPAN   RT   system:
       <http://rt.cpan.org/NoAuth/ReportBug.html?Queue=Test-DatabaseRow>

       Alternatively, you can simply fork this project  on  github  and  send  me  pull  requests.   Please  see
       <http://github.com/2shortplanks/Test-DatabaseRow>

       This module is used by Test::DatabaseRow::Object to represent the result of a test.

   Accessors
       These are the read only accessors of the object.  They may be (optionally) set at object creation time by
       passing their name and value to the constructor.

       Each accessor may be queried by prefixing its name with the "has_" to determine

       is_error
           Boolean representing if this is an error or not.

       diag
           An arrayref containing diagnostic error strings that can help explain any error.

   Methods
       new(...)
           Simple constructor.  Passing arguments to the constructor sets the values of the accessors.

       add_diag( @diagnostics )
           Adds extra diagnostics to the "diag" array.

       pass_to_test_builder( $description )
           Causes this test to render itself out using "Test::Builder"

       is_success
           Returns true if and only if "is_error" is false.

       Test::DatabaseRow::Result - represent the result of some db testing

       Test::DatabaseRow::Object, Test::DatabaseRow, Test::Builder, DBI

perl v5.34.0                                       2022-06-17                     Test::DatabaseRow::Result(3pm)

         use Test::More tests => 1;
         use Test::DatabaseRow::Result;

               # create a test results
         my $result_object = Test::DatabaseRow::Result->new(
               is_error => 1,
               diag => [ "The WHAM overheaded!" ]
               );

         # have those results render to Test::Builder
         $result_object->pass_to_test_builder("fire main gun");