NAME
    Test::Mock::Lite - Lite-weight heavy-hitting mock object library,
                       primarily for unit testing.

SYNOPSIS
    XXX

DESCRIPTION
    This module allows you to mock out a target class and install arbitrary
    code in its place. The mocking behavior is lexically scoped to a destructor
    object; once the destructor object goes out of scope, the original class
    is re-installed.

APOLOGY
    Is this really a wheel that needs reinvention? ... Yes.

    First and foremost, installing a testing library should require few
    dependencies. Adding Test::Mock::Lite to your toolchain means installing
    one other library, Test::Resub.

    Second, other mocking libraries have various bugs in them:

    * they may not handle prototyped subs correctly;
    * they probably blow away scalars and other non-subs that have the same
      name as the subs you are mocking out
    * the mocked objects may not correctly hide themselves in a callstack

SEE ALSO
    Test::MockObject
    Test::Mock::Guard
    Mock::Quick::Class

AUTHOR AND COPYRIGHT
    (c) Belden Lyman 2012, belden@cpan.org

SUPPORT AND CONTRIBUTING
    You may find documentation by running 'perldoc Test::Mock::Lite'.
    Examples are available in the t/ directory. The comparisons/
    directory shows how the various mocking libraries handle the same
    tasks.

    This library is available on GitHub at https://github.com/belden/test-mock-lite.

LICENSE
    Test::Mock::Lite is free software. You may modify and redistribute it
    under the same terms as the Perl language itself.