Hi, i am sure I cannot give you a perfect answer, but apparently I can give you a quick answer. It depends on how you deploy. I assume test is something used during development. I develop using the standalone version. If you do that then environment should be loaded with this on the shell.

bin/app.pl --environment=test

maurice On Tue, Apr 12, 2011 at 4:44 PM, Simon Wistow <simon@thegestalt.org> wrote:

I want to have some test specific stuff in an environment/test.yml (db username and password, memcache prefixes etc etc). Sounds simple enough except that in order to get it to work I had to write something like this

package Dancer::TestEnviroment; use strict; use Cwd;

sub import {  my $class = shift;

 $ENV{DANCER_ENVIRONMENT} = 'test';  $ENV{DANCER_CONFDIR}     = getcwd;  unless ($INC{Dancer}) {    require Dancer;    Dancer->import(@_);  }  Dancer::setting(appdir  => getcwd);  Dancer::Config->load; }

1;

and the use that from the top of ever one of my test files. Which seems a little ... long winded.

Am I doing something wrong? Is there an easier way to do this?

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