in reply to why Test::More?

Browse the t directory of any CPAN module. For example, XML::LibXML.
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Re^2: why Test::More?
by Anonymous Monk on Sep 10, 2013 at 14:28 UTC
    how do I find the 't' directory for a module?

      For any module on CPAN you'll find a consistent layout. Along the top, left-hand side, you'll see:

      author_link > distribution_link > module_name

      Follow the distribution link. In the top section of the page now displayed, you'll see Special Files where you'll find a link to MANIFEST (along with quite a few others).

      Follow the MANIFEST link. Now you'll see a list of links to all the files that make up the distribution. Scroll down until you find paths like t/xxxx.t. These are all the test files. You can look at the code directly from here: there's no need to download and unpack an entire distribution.

      -- Ken

      Download it from CPAN, unzip, untar it. The 't' directory does not get installed.
      Go to MetaCPAN , click links, find it :)