Just in case you haven't noticed, the return from my $resp = $http->get('http://www.way-finder.uk/'); is not an HTTP::response

Yes thanks - I had noticed that. At the point where we mock the data, we don't use $resp. But within the module we do this:

my $resp = $self->{'http'}->get($url); if (!$resp->{'success'}) { croak "WWW::Crawl: HTTP Response " . $resp->{'status'} . " - " . $ +resp->{'reason'}; } $page = $resp->{'content'};
It's here that the module is croaking when I try to use mocked data.

perldoc -l Test::Mock::HTTP::Tiny

That's helpful thanks...
Definitely easier than searching manually!

I'll add some debugging code a little later when more time is available. I'll try and get the module uploaded to GitHub later.


In reply to Re^6: Testing with Test::Mock::HTTP::Tiny by Bod
in thread Testing with Test::Mock::HTTP::Tiny by Bod

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