NAME

Test::SourceFiles - A basic compilation checker

SYNOPSIS

use Test;
use Test::SourceFiles;

use-libs-ok;

done-testing

DESCRIPTION

Test::SourceFiles is a simple way to check the compilation of all files in your projects lib/ directory. I found myself rewriting this a couple of times so time to make a module.

The simple way is to call the use-libs-ok function which calls Test::use-ok on each module name returned from the collecting function, collect-sources. Alternately you can call collect-sources and do something fancy with it's Seq of Pair's where the key is a :: formatted name and the value is the IO::Path where it was found. For example:

say collect-sources.perl
# prints ("Test::SourceFiles" => IO::Path.new("lib/Test/SourceFiles.pm6", ...),).Seq

Both functions have the following options and defaults:

Str :$root-path = 'lib' - Where to search for source files
List :$extensions = list 'pm6' - Which file extensions to include
Bool :$verbose = False - Provide more detailed feedback on the search process

Use Case

I find this module particularly useful when I'm starting a project, a time where I'm creating a lot of files while stubbing functions and roles. This module weeds out syntax errors from this sketching stage, allowing for a smoother transition into the implementation stage of the development process. As a module matures and it's test suite fills in this module begins to become less useful and so can likely removed later in a module's life.

AUTHOR

Sam Gillespie

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