An independent behavior-driven development (BDD) test suite project for Perl's Date::Manip library, aiming to cover every function and method.
The specification plan, draft English features, source inventory, and initial reference observations are available. Work is now proceeding through a checkpointed queue: complete the portable specification, then implement and verify its Perl test harness. Draft examples are not a complete specification or an executable BDD suite yet.
Clone the repository and enter the project directory:
git clone https://github.com/justanyone/perlDateManipBdd.git
cd perlDateManipBdd- Current checkpoint and continuation instructions
- Ten-minute usage monitor and its restart limitation
- Plan for the portable BDD specification, including English feature examples, Perl API mappings, boundary analysis, and observed results
- Upstream source map and complete file inventories
- Licensing assessment and redistribution requirements
- Repository instructions for Codex
- Third-party attribution and skill provenance
Repository skills in .agents/skills/ support BDD authoring and failure diagnosis.
Their entrypoints and references are loaded only when relevant to the task.
Original project contributions are licensed under the MIT License. Date::Manip is by Sullivan Beck and is separately licensed under the same terms as Perl 5 (Artistic 1.0 or GPL v1 or later). It is used as an external dependency; its source is not relicensed MIT. Adapted agent skills retain Jesse Vincent's MIT notice.