GitLab::API::v4::Mock::Engine(3pm)

Usage

    use GitLab::API::v4::Mock::Engine;
    
    my $engine = GitLab::API::v4::Mock::Engine->new();
    
    my $user = $engine->create_user({
        email    => $email,
        username => $username,
        name     => $name,
        ...,
    });
    
    print "User created with ID: $user->{id}\n";

Overview

This module provides the tooling to run a mock of the internal state of a GitLab server.

At this time very little is validated. For example, when you create a user with "create_user" there is no logic which double checks that you specify the required "email" field or that you don't put in fields that are unexpected.

Attributes

next_ids

    my $ids = $engine->next_ids();

A hash reference containing object types to the next ID.

Used by "next_id_for".

users

    my $users = $engine->users();
    foreach my $user (@$users) { ... }

Returns the full array reference of all users hash references.

Methods

next_id_for

    my $id = $engine->next_id_for( 'user' );

Given an object type this will return the next unused ID.

User methods

user

    my $user = $engine->user( $id );

Returns a user hash reference for the given ID.

If no user is found with the ID then "undef" is returned.

create_user

    my $user = $engine->create_user( $user );
    my $id = $user->{id};

Takes a user hash reference, sets the "id" field, and stores it in "users".

Returns the updated user hash reference.

update_user

    my $user = $engine->update_user( $id, $new_user_data );

Takes the ID of the user to update and a hash reference of fields to update.

Returns the updated user hash reference.

delete_user

    my $user = $engine->delete_user( $id );

Deletes the user with the specified ID from "users".

If no user is found with the ID then "undef" is returned. Otherwise the user hash reference is returned.

Support

See "SUPPORT" in GitLab::API::v4.

Releases

3 releases since Debian 11 (Bullseye); the text changed 2 times.

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