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RPM resource perl-Test-MockDateTime

Getting the current time sometimes is not very helpful for testing scenarios. Instead, if you could obtain a known value during the runtime of a testcase will make your results predictable. Why another Date Mocker? I wanted something simple with a very concise usage pattern and a mocked date should only exist and stay constant inside a scope. After leaving the scope the current time should be back. This lead to this tiny module. This simple module allows faking a given date and time for the runtime of a subsequent code block. By default the 'on' keyword is exported into the namespace of the test file. The date to get mocked must be in a format that is recognized by DateTime::Format::DateParse. on '2013-01-02 03:04:05', sub { ... }; is basically the same as { my $now = DateTime::Format::DateParse->parse_datetime( '2013-01-02 03:04:05' ); local *DateTime::now = sub { $now->clone }; ... everything from code block above } A drawback when relying on this module is that you must know that the module you are testing uses 'DateTime->now' to obtain the current time. =cut

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