NAME
    Fey::ORM::Mock - Mock Fey::ORM based classes so you can test without a
    DBMS

SYNOPSIS
        use Fey::ORM::Mock;
        use MyApp::Schema;

        my $mock = Fey::ORM::Mock->new( schema_class => 'MyApp::Schema' );

        $mock->seed_class( 'MyApp::User' =>
                           { user_id => 42,
                             name    => 'Doug',
                           },
                           ...
                         );

        # gets seeded data first
        my $user = User->new( ... );

        $user = User->insert( ... );
        $user->update( ... );

        my @actions = $mock->recorder()->actions_for_class('User');

DESCRIPTION
    This class lets you mock a set of `Fey::ORM' based classes. You can seed
    data for each class's constructor, as well as track all inserts, update,
    and deletes for each class.

    This is all done at a higher level than is possible just using
    `DBD::Mock'. Instead of dealing with SQL and DBI's data structures, you
    are able to work with the named attributes of each class.

METHODS
    This class provides the following methods:

  Fey::ORM::Mock->new( schema_class => $class )

    Given a schema class (one which uses `Fey::ORM::Schema'), this method
    adds a mocking layer to the schema class and all of its tables'
    associated classes. If a table does not have an associated class, it
    will simply be skipped.

    It also replaces the schema class's existing `Fey::DBIManager' object
    with one that has a single `DBD::Mock' handle.

  $mock->schema_class()

    The schema class name that was passed to the constructor.

  $mock->recorder()

    Returns the Fey::ORM::Mock::Recorder object that records all inserts,
    updates, and deletes for tables in this schema.

  $mock->seed_class( $class => \%attr, \%attr, ... )

    This method accepts a class name and one or more hash references. Each
    hash reference should consist of some or all of the class's attributes
    and associated values.

    These seeded hash references will be used the next time `$class->new()'
    is called without the "_from_query" parameter. This prevents an attempt
    to fetch data from the database handle.

    Note that any attribute values you pass to the constructor will override
    seeded values.

AUTHOR
    Dave Rolsky, `<autarch@urth.org>'

BUGS
    Please report any bugs or feature requests to
    `bug-fey-mock@rt.cpan.org', or through the web interface at
    http://rt.cpan.org. I will be notified, and then you'll automatically be
    notified of progress on your bug as I make changes.

COPYRIGHT & LICENSE
    Copyright 2008 Dave Rolsky, All Rights Reserved.

    This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
    under the same terms as Perl itself.