/ 
Test-DataLoader-MySQL-0.0.1
River stage zero No dependents
/ Test::DataLoader::MySQL

NAME

Test::DataLoader::MySQL - Load testdata into MySQL database

SYNOPSIS

my $data = Test::DataLoader::MySQL->new($dbh);
$data->add('foo', #table name
           1,     # data id
           {# data_href: column => value
               id => 1, 
               name => 'aaa',
           },
           ['id']); # primary keys
$data->add('foo', 2,
           {
               id => 2,
               name => 'bbb',
           },
           ['id']);
$data->load('foo', 1); #load data into database

# or if table has auto_increment
data->add('foo', 1,
         {
             name => 'aaa',
         },
         ['id']);
my $keys = $data->load('foo', 1);#load data and get auto_increment
is( $keys->{id}, 2); # get key value(generated by auto_increment)

# or read from external file
# data.pm
my $data = Test::DataLoader::MySQL->init(); # use init(not new)
$data->add('foo', 1,
           {
              id => 1,
              name => 'aaa',
           },
           ['id']);
# in your testcode
my $data = Test::DataLoader::MySQL->new($dbh);
$data->load('foo', 1);
#...

DESCRIPTION

Load testdata into MySQL database.

methods

new

create new instance parameter $dbh(provided by DBI) is required; If Keep option is NOT specified(default), loaded data is deleted when instance is destroyed, otherwise(specified Keep option) loaded data is remain.

#$dbh = DBI->connect(...);

my $data = Test::DataLoader::MySQL->new($dbh); # loaded data is deleted when $data is DESTROYed
# or
my $data = Test::DataLoader::MySQL->new($dbh, Keep => 1); # loaded data is remain

if you want to use external file and in external file, use init() instead of new().

add

add testdata into this modules (not loading testdata)

$data->add('foo',  # table_name
            1,     # data_id, 
            {      # data which you want to load into database. specified by hash_ref
               id => 1,
               name => 'aaa',
            },
            ['id'] #key(s), specified by array_ref, this is important.
            );

table_name and data_id is like a database's key. For example, table_name is 'foo' and data_id is 1 and 'foo' and 2 is dealt with defferent data even if contained data is equal( ex id=>1, name=>'aaa').

Key is important, because when $data is DESTROYed, this module delete all data which had been loaded and deleted data is found by specified key(s) in this method.

load

load testdata from this module into database.

$data->load('foo', 1);

first parameter is table_name, second parameter is data_id. meaning of them are same as specified in add-method.

return hash_ref. it contains database key and value. this is useful for AUTO_INCREMENT key.

my $key = $data->load('foo', 1);
my $id = $key->{id};

load_file

add data from external file

$data->load_file('data.pm');

parameter is filename.

init

create new instance for external file

my $data = Test::DataLoader::MySQL->init();
#$data->add(...

do_select

do select statement $data->do_select('foo', "id=1");

first parameter is table_name which you want to select. second parameter is where closure. Omitting second parameter is not allowed, if you want to use all data, use condition which is aloways true such as "1=1".

AUTHOR

Takuya Tsuchida <tsucchi@cpan.org>

REPOSITORY

http://github.com/tsucchi/Test-DataLoader-MySQL

LICENSE

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