NAME

T2::DBSetup - deploy T2 store during Makefile.PL

SYNOPSIS

  # Example using traditional ExtUtils::MakeMaker
  use ExtUtils::MakeMaker;

  use lib "lib";
  eval "use T2::DBSetup";
  goto NOTESTS if $@;

  # get the schema for your project...
  eval "use T2::Schema";
  goto NOTESTS if $@;
  my $schema = $T2::Schema::class_obj;

  T2::DBSetup->deploy("site_name", $schema)
      or goto NOTESTS;

  print("Great, the database was deployed successfully, now"
       ."I can continue with my testing...\n");

  NOTESTS:
  # just spit out a Makefile, so that automatic
  # dependancies work.
  WriteMakefile
    (
     'PREREQ_PM'        => {
                            T2 => 0.08,
                           },
      ...
    );

DESCRIPTION

The T2::DBSetup module allows for easily writing test suites that require a database to perform.

It prompts the user to provide database connection information, then writes that information to a place that your scripts can easily access.

BUGS

All current versions of Storable have a bug which affects loading of schema files.

See <http://guest:guest@rt.perl.org/rt3/Ticket/Display.html?id=25145> for the current status of this bug.

Usually, you can re-run the Makefile.PL, and the different random hash seed chosen by Perl will prevent the segfault from occurring.