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NAME

6       Test::Stream::Bundle::V1 - Preferred bundle used by Test::Stream
7       author.
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DEPRECATED

10       This distribution is deprecated in favor of Test2, Test2::Suite, and
11       Test2::Workflow.
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13       See Test::Stream::Manual::ToTest2 for a conversion guide.
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DESCRIPTION

16       This bundle is the one used most in Test::Stream's own test suite. This
17       bundle ties together the most commonly used tools.
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SYNOPSIS

20       Note: On ly the most critical functions are listed here. Please see
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23           use Test::Stream '-V1';
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25           ok(1, "This is a pass");
26           ok(0, "This is a fail");
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28           is("x", "x", "These strings are the same");
29           is($A, $B, "These 2 structures match exactly");
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31           like('x', qr/x/, "This string matches this pattern");
32           like($A, $B, "These structures match where it counts");
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34           done_testing;
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INCLUDED TOOLS

37       strict
38           'strict' is turned on for you.
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40       warnings
41           'warnings' are turned on for you.
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43       Compare
44           This provides is() and like(). This can also provide other tools to
45           make deep comparisons easier, but they are not imported by default.
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47           See Test::Stream::Plugin::Compare for more details.
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49       Context
50           This provides the context() function which is useful in writing new
51           tools, or wrapping existing ones.
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53           See Test::Stream::Plugin::Context for more details.
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55       Core
56           This provides essential tools such as ok(), done_testing(), as well
57           as others.
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59           See Test::Stream::Plugin::Core for more details.
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61       Exception
62           This provides tools to help you intercept or check for the absence
63           of exceptions. This is very similar to Test::Fatal, in fact
64           Test::Fatal is probably better. If you can, use Test::Fatal, if you
65           cannot then this may suffice. The functions exported do not
66           conflict with the ones exported by Test::Fatal so both can be
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69           See Test::Stream::Plugin::Exception for more details.
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71       ExitSummary
72           This provides extra diagnostics at the end of failing tests.
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74           See Test::Stream::Plugin::ExitSummary for more details.
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76       IPC This loads IPC support so that threading and forking just work.
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78           See Test::Stream::Plugin::IPC for more details.
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80       Mock
81           This provides the mock() and mocked() functions which can be used
82           to do nearly any kind of mocking you might need.
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84           See Test::Stream::Plugin::Mock for more details.
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86       TAP This sets TAP to be the default output format.
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88           See Test::Stream::Plugin::TAP for more details.
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90       UTF8
91           This module turns on the utf8 pragma for your test file, it also
92           sets STDERR, STDOUT and the formatter output handles to use utf8.
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94           See Test::Stream::Plugin::UTF8 for more details.
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96       Warnings
97           This plugin provides tools to help intercept warnings.
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99           See Test::Stream::Plugin::Warnings for more details.
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SOURCE

102       The source code repository for Test::Stream can be found at
103       http://github.com/Test-More/Test-Stream/.
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MAINTAINERS

106       Chad Granum <exodist@cpan.org>
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AUTHORS

109       Chad Granum <exodist@cpan.org>
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112       Copyright 2015 Chad Granum <exodist7@gmail.com>.
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114       This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
115       under the same terms as Perl itself.
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117       See http://dev.perl.org/licenses/
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