I don't know what goes on in WWW::Crawl

This is now on GitHub

2) save it to Mock module with different domain B (how???)

I took the data from the domain and replaced the domain this data came from "https://www.onradar.uk" 1 with the test domain "https://www.testing.crawl" using a simple search and replace. The replacement also changed the email domain in the page source but that's probably not relevant.

1 - I've changed from using "www.way-finder.uk" in the original question to using "www.onradar.uk" now because the amount of data returned in the HTML source is smaller.

Oh, in all my tests above I never changed the domain.

I've changed the domain to one that doesn't exist on t'interweb so I can be sure the test code is using the mocked data and not going off and fetching a fresh page.

In reply to Re^8: Testing with Test::Mock::HTTP::Tiny by Bod
in thread Testing with Test::Mock::HTTP::Tiny by Bod

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