Unit Testing: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 18:55, 21 June 2021

Create automated tests to insure that WeBWorK is configured and functioning properly.

(While not a perl module the Mac program Fake can be used to automate testing of a web site)

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 *Unit testing tutorials
 ** Andy Lester  http://perlbuzz.com/
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 ** http://petdance.com/perl/adding-testing-to-existing-projects.pdf
-* Unit testing modules
+* Unit testing modules  (Michael Schwern and Andy Lester )
 ** Test::Tutorial http://search.cpan.org/dist/Test-Simple/lib/Test/Tutorial.pod
 ** Test::Harness
 ** Test::More
 ** Test::Exception
 ** Test::HTML::Lint
 ** Test::Simple (frame work for creating test modules)
+** Test::Pod
+** Test::LongString
+** Test::WWW::Mechanize
+** Test::File (testing file attributes)
+** Test::Mail (tests programs that send and receive mail)
-** Test::Pod
+*(While not a perl module the Mac program Fake can be used to automate testing of a web site)
-** Test::LongString
+** Apache::Test (http://perl.apache.org/docs/general/testing/testing.html)
-** WWW::Mechanize
+== Things to Test ==
-** Test::File (testing file attributes)
+=== Probably easy to start with ===
+* Permissions
+* Database
-** Test::Mail (tests programs that send and receive mail)
-*(While not a perl module the Mac program Fake can be used to automate testing of a web site)
+=== Manual Unit Tests ===
+* [[Preview/Check_Answer/Submit_Answer Button Behavior]]
-[[:Category:Developers]]
+[[Category:Developers]]