Make integration testing easy, for all you care about are spans!
use Test::OpenTracing;
$ENV{OPENTRACING_IMPLEMENTATATION} = 'Test';
... # run your test-requests
cmp_deeply_global_tracer (
[
superhashof => {
operation_name => 'request',
start_time => 0.0,
child_spans => [
superhash => {
operation_name => 'setup',
finish_time => 0.1,
},
superhash => {
operation_name => 'run',
start_time => 0.1,
child_spans => ignore(),
},
],
duration => 0.3,
},
],
"Looks like we did create all the expected spans on the right timing"
);
use Test::OpenTracing;
opentracing_interface_ok_span_context( 'MyImplementation::SpanContext',
"'MyImplementation' class implements required methods for 'SpanContext'";
use Test::OpenTracing;
opentracing_implementation_ok_span_context( 'MyImplementation::SpanContext',
"'MyImplementation' class is strict on typechecks for 'SpanContext'";
Test::OpenTracing is an easy way to check your OpenTracing compliant framework integrations and implementations.
The cmp_deeply_global_tracer
is a cmp_deeply
like test, that works on a
special tracer implementation: OpenTracing::Implementation::Test
.
The opentracing_interface_ok
test, basically run can_ok
tests.
The opentracing_implementation_ok
test run a series of test against each
(required) method, to see if they are fault tolerant or strict on accepting in
coming parameters and returned results.
This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the Artistic License 2.0.
This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but it is provided “as is” and without any express or implied warranties.
For details, see the full text of the license in the file LICENSE.