Test::Path::Router - A testing module for testing routes

       Stevan Little <stevan@cpan.org>

       All complex software has bugs lurking in it, and this module is no exception. If you find  a  bug  please
       either email me, or add the bug to cpan-RT.

       This software is copyright (c) 2016 by Infinity Interactive.

       This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under  the  same  terms  as  the  Perl  5
       programming language system itself.

perl v5.40.1                                       2025-05-04                            Test::Path::Router(3pm)

       This module helps in testing out your path routes, to make sure they are valid.

path_ok($router,$path,?$message)path_not_ok($router,$path,?$message)path_is($router,$path,$mapping,?$message)mapping_ok($router,$mapping,?$message)mapping_not_ok($router,$mapping,?$message)mapping_is($router,$mapping,$path,?$message)routes_ok($router,\%test_routes,?$message)
           This  test  function  will  accept  a set of %test_routes which will get checked against your $router
           instance. This will check to be sure that all paths in %test_routes procude  the  expected  mappings,
           and  that  all mappings also produce the expected paths. It basically assures you that your paths are
           roundtrippable, so that you can be confident in them.

       Test::Path::Router - A testing module for testing routes

         use Test::More plan => 1;
         use Test::Path::Router;

         my $router = Path::Router->new;

         # ... define some routes

         path_ok($router, 'admin/remove_user/56', '... this is a valid path');

         path_is($router,
             'admin/edit_user/5',
             {
                 controller => 'admin',
                 action     => 'edit_user',
                 id         => 5,
             },
         '... the path and mapping match');

         mapping_ok($router, {
             controller => 'admin',
             action     => 'edit_user',
             id         => 5,
         }, '... this maps to a valid path');

         mapping_is($router,
             {
                 controller => 'admin',
                 action     => 'edit_user',
                 id         => 5,
             },
             'admin/edit_user/5',
         '... the mapping and path match');

         routes_ok($router, {
             'admin' => {
                 controller => 'admin',
                 action     => 'index',
             },
             'admin/add_user' => {
                 controller => 'admin',
                 action     => 'add_user',
             },
             'admin/edit_user/5' => {
                 controller => 'admin',
                 action     => 'edit_user',
                 id         => 5,
             }
         },
         "... our routes are valid");

       version 0.15