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/ Test::SFTP

NAME

Test::SFTP - An object to help test SFTPs

SYNOPSIS

use Test::SFTP;

my $t_sftp = Test::SFTP->new(
    host     => 'localhost',
    user     => 'sawyer',
    password => '2o7U!OYv',
    ...
);

$t_sftp->can_get( $remote_path, $local_path, "Getting $remote_path" );

$t_sftp->can_put(
    $local_path,
    $remote_path,
    "Trying to copy $local_path to $remote_path",
);

VERSION

This describes Test::SFTP 1.05.

DESCRIPTION

Unlike most testing frameworks, Test::SFTP provides an object oriented interface. The reason is that it's simply easier to use an object than throw the login information as command arguments each time.

ATTRIBUTES

Most attributes (at least those you can set on initialization) are read-only. That means they cannot be set after the object was already created.

$t_sftp->new(
    host     => 'localhost',
    user     => 'root'
    password => 'p455w0rdZ'
    debug    => 1     # default: 0
    more     => [ qw( -o PreferredAuthentications=password ) ]
    timeout  => 10    # 10 seconds timeout for the connection
);

host

The host you're connecting to.

user

Username you're connecting with.

If you do not specify this explicitly, it will use the user who is running the application.

password

Password for the username you're connecting with.

If you do not specify this explicitly, it will try other connection methods such as SSH keys.

debug

This flag turns on verbose for Net::SFTP::Foreign.

more

SSH arguments, such as used in Net::SFTP::Foreign, Net::OpenSSH or plain OpenSSH.

timeout

This turns on both connection timeout (via -o ConnectTimeout=$time) for ssh and a timeout for every data request.

It is recommended to set a timeout, or the test might hang for a very long time if the target is unavailable.

Sensitive Attributes

connected

A boolean attribute to note whether the Net::SFTP::Foreign object is connected.

Most methods used need the object to be connected. This attribute is used internally to check if it's not connected yet, and if it isn't, it reconnect.

You can use this attribute to check whether it's connected internally in your test script or run it using $t_sftp->is_connected as a test.

However, try not to set this attribute.

$t_sftp->object($object)

This holds the object of Net::SFTP::Foreign. It's there to allow users more fingergrain access to the object. With that, you can do:

is(
    $t_sftp->object->some_method( ... ),
    'Specific test not covered in the framework',
);

Please refer to Net::SFTP::Foreign for all the attributes and methods it supports.

SUBROUTINES/METHODS

$t_sftp->can_connect($test_name)

Checks whether we were able to connect to the machine.

$t_sftp->cannot_connect($test_name)

Checks whether we were not able to connect to the machine.

$t_sftp->is_status( $string , $test_name )

Checks the status code returned from the SFTP server.

This is practicely the FX2TXT.

$t_sftp->is_error( $string , $test_name )

Checks for a certain SFTP error existing.

$t_sftp->can_get( $remote, $local, $test_name )

Checks whether we're able to get a file from $remote to $local.

$t_sftp->cannot_get( $remote, $local, $test_name )

Checks whether we're unable to get a file from $remote to $local.

$t_sftp->can_put( $local, $remote, $test_name )

Checks whether we're able to upload a file from $local to $remote.

$t_sftp->cannot_put( $local, $remote, $test_name )

Checks whether we're unable to upload a file from $local to $remote.

$t_sftp->can_ls( $path, $test_name )

Checks whether we're able to ls a folder or file. Can be used to check the existence of files or folders.

$t_sftp->cannot_ls( $path, $test_name )

Checks whether we're unable to ls a folder or file. Can be used to check the nonexistence of files or folders.

BUILD

Internal Moose function used to initialize the object. Do not touch. :)

DEPENDENCIES

Moose

Expect

IO::Pty

Net::SFTP::Foreign.

Test::Builder

namespace::autoclean

parent

AUTHOR

Sawyer X, <xsawyerx at cpan.org>

DIAGNOSTICS

You can use the object attribute to access the Net::SFTP object directly.

CONFIGURATION AND ENVIRONMENT

Some tests in the module require creating and removing files. As long as we don't have complete control over the environment we're going to connect to, it's hard to know if we're gonna upload a file that perhaps already exists already. We try hard to avoid it by creating a file with a random number as the filename.

So, in previous versions (actually, only 1), these tests were mixed with all the other tests so if you had set the environment variable to testing, it would test it with everything. If you don't, it would not test a bunch of other tests that aren't dangerous at all.

To ask for this to be tested as well, set the environment variable TEST_SFTP_DANG.

INCOMPATIBILITIES

This module should be incompatible with taint (-T), because it use Net::SFTP that utilizes Net::SSH::Perl that does not pass tainted mode.

BUGS AND LIMITATIONS

This module will have the same limitations that exist for Net::SFTP. Perhaps more.

Please report any bugs or feature requests to bug-test-sftp at rt.cpan.org, or through the web interface at http://rt.cpan.org/NoAuth/ReportBug.html?Queue=Test-SFTP. I will be notified, and then you'll automatically be notified of progress on your bug as I make changes.

SUPPORT

You can find documentation for this module with the perldoc command.

perldoc Test::SFTP

You can also look for information at:

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

LICENSE AND COPYRIGHT

Copyright 2009-2010 Sawyer X, all rights reserved.

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