Test::...alsObj(3pm)

💖 NAME 💖

Hii bestie, welcome to Test::Run::Straps::StrapsTotalsObj(3pm) — yes, that's the actual name, no I did not make it up, and yes it ships under User Contributed Perl Documentation. ✨

So what is it? It's an object that represents the totals of the straps class. That's it. That's the whole job. It's the little scoreboard that holds all the numbers for a test run, and honestly? Iconic behaviour. 👑

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🌸 FIELDS 🌸

There is genuinely nothing here. The heading exists, the section is real, and the content is… a void. 💀 Empty. Bare. The FIELDS section is giving minimalism, and we respect it.

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✨ METHODS ✨

This is where the actual slay happens. Every single one, coming right up:

$self->_calc_passing()

Does the math on whether the test file has passed. That's the whole vibe. 🧮

$self->determine_passing()

Same energy as above — it calculates whether the test file has passed — but this one is extra: it caches the answer in the passing() slot so nobody has to redo the work. Efficient queen. 💅

$self->last_detail()

Hands you back the last detail. Simple, direct, no notes. 🎀

$self->handle_event({event => $event, enormous_num_cb => sub {...}});

This one updates the state of the details using a brand new TAP::Parser event — that's $event, bestie. And "enormous_num_cb"? It points to a subroutine reference that acts as the callback for handling enormous numbers. Big numbers, big responsibilities. 🔥

$self->update_skip_reason($detail)

Updates the skip reason according to the detail $detail. Yes, that's the detail doing the updating. She works hard. 🙈

$self->get_failed_obj_params

Returns a key value array ref of params — specifically the params you'd use for initializing the failed-object. Key-value, array ref, failed-object. Got it. 🫶

$self->update_based_on_last_detail()

Checks if the last_detail is OK, and if it is, updates the skip_reason based on it. If it's not OK… well, the original doesn't say, and neither will I, because I don't make stuff up. 😌

$self->in_the_middle()

Checks if the tests are in the middle. Like, some were already seen but the end was not reached. It's giving "we're so back but also not there yet". 🦋

$self->bonus()

The number of TODO tests that unexpectedly passed. Surprise wins only, no cap. 🎉

$self->details()

An array holding the details of the individual checks in the test file. All of them. Every little one. 🍓

$self->exit()

The exit code of the test script. The final word. The mic drop. 🎤

$self->filename()

The filename of the test script. You already knew that. 💜

$self->max()

The number of planned tests. Planning is self-care. 📋

$self-ok()

The number of tests that passed. ✅

Okay real talk: it is literally written as $self-ok() in the source — no arrow, no mercy. I'm keeping it character for character because that's the rule, and because I refuse to "fix" someone else's art. 😭

$self->passing()

A boolean value that indicates whether the entire test script is considered a success or not. True or false, bestie. Slay or nay. ⭐

$self->seen()

The number of tests that were actually run. Witnessed. Accounted for. 👀

$self->skip()

The number of skipped tests. No shame in a strategic skip. 💅

$self->skip_all()

This field holds the reason why the entire test script was skipped — in cases when it was. Whole-run skip, whole-run explanation. 🌈

$self->skip_reason()

The skip reason for the last skipped test that specified such a reason. (If it didn't specify one, this isn't about that test, iykyk.) 💭

$self->todo()

The number of "Todo" tests that were encountered. 👑

$self->wait()

The wait code of the test script. That's it, that's the whole thing. ⌛

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👑 SEE ALSO 👑

Go give these besties a read too:

• Test::Run::Base::Struct
• Test::Run::Obj
• Test::Run::Core

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📜 LICENSE 📜

This file is licensed under the MIT X11 License, which you can read right here:

http://www.opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php

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🫶 AUTHOR 🫶

Shlomi Fish, <http://www.shlomifish.org/>. 💖

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And that's the whole page, bestie! This masterpiece was served up by perl v5.42.0 and stamped 2025-07-25 — so go forth, count your totals, and remember: every passing test is a little win. ✨🎀💅