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afaa1345 1DIRECTORY CONTENTS
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ee0589c0 4This tarball contains exercises for the Intro to Moose class. Here's
5what's what ...
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7t/*.t - each .t file contains instructions on what the exercise is,
8and runs the tests to check your code.
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7485293a 10t/lib - includes a recent (enough) copy of the Test-Harness and Test-Simple
11distributions so we're all on the same page, as well as some other modules
12used in the tests.
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14t/lib/MooseClass/Tests.pm - the actual tests all live in this
15module. It also shows many examples of how to use Moose's metaclass
16APIs for introspection.
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18bin/prove - a slightly hacked version of prove that makes sure to look
19in t/lib first. If you have a recent version of prove installed, this
20can be ignored, but it's worth trying if you have any weird problems.
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ee0589c0 22lib - this will be your working directory for most exercises. You'll
23be creating various classes and roles in here, and then testing
24against the test code.
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26answers - code that passes all the tests for each section. You can
27look in here if you're stuck, or if you just want to see how someone
afaa1345 28else did these exercises.
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afaa1345 30EXERCISES HOW-TO
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33The exercises are all (except for one) designed to be done in the form
34of writing Perl modules and running tests against them.
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36You will create these modules in the lib/ directory. You will often
37find yourself changing or extending the module you created in a
38previous exercise, so don't delete anything from this directory as you
39go.
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41The instructions on each exercise are in the associated .t file.
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43To run the tests, simply run this command:
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45 /path/to/perl bin/prove -lv t/test-name.t
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47The test file name will be something like 01-classes.t.
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3fd49fc9 49This command will run the tests in verbose mode so you will get clues as to
50what exactly failed. Keep iterating on your code until the tests pass.