Test::URI 1.06

Test::URI is a Perl module that can check Uniform Resource Identifiers (URIs).

SYNOPSIS

use Test::More tests => 5;
use Test::URI;

# http://www.example.com:8080/index.html#name

uri_scheme_ok( $uri, http );
uri_host_ok( $uri, www.example.com );
uri_port_ok( $uri, 8080 );
uri_path_ok( $uri, /index.html );
uri_fragment_ok( $uri, name );

FUNCTIONS

uri_scheme_ok( STRING|URI, SCHEME )

Ok is the STRING is a valid URI, in any format that URI accepts, and the URI uses the same SCHEME (i.e. protocol: http, ftp, ...). SCHEME is not case sensitive.

STRING can be an URI object.

uri_host_ok( STRING|URI, HOST )

Ok is the STRING is a valid URI, in any format that URI accepts, and the URI uses the same HOST. HOST is not case sensitive.

Not Ok is the URI scheme does not have a host portion.

STRING can be an URI object.

uri_port_ok( STRING|URI, PORT )

Ok is the STRING is a valid URI, in any format that URI accepts, and the URI uses the same PORT.

Not Ok is the URI scheme does not have a port portion.

STRING can be an URI object.

uri_canonical_ok

UNIMPLEMENTED. Im not sure why I thought this should be a test. If anyone else knows, Ill implement it.

uri_path_ok( STRING|URI, PATH )

Ok is the STRING is a valid URI, in any format that URI accepts, and the URI has the path PATH. Remember that paths start with a /, even if it doesnt look like there is anything after the host parts.

STRING can be an URI object.

uri_fragment_ok( STRING|URI, FRAGMENT )

Ok is the STRING is a valid URI, in any format that URI accepts, and the URI has the fragment FRAGMENT.

STRING can be an URI object.