George S. Baugh
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README.md
TestRail::API
Perl interface to TestRail's REST API
Doesn't implement every method provided (yet), just the ones I needed:
- Making Projects,Suites,Sections,Cases,Plans and Runs
- Getting the same
- Deleting the same
- Setting test run statuses
Basically everything needed to sync up automated test runs to the test management DB. TODO: alter tests so that you can keep in sync.
my $url = "http://some.testrail.install/";
my $user = 'JohnDoe';
my $pw = 'password';
my $apiClient = new TestRail::API($url,$user,$pass);
See POD for more info.