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Stub

Factory to create object through Reflection in order to bypass the constructor.

When testing method salute(), you only need the tested class to have property2 set, you don't want to worry about property1. Therefore in your test you can initialize MyEntity using Stub::create() like this:

It comes handy when class constructor has more arguments and most of them are not required for your test.

It is possible to extend stubs:

Test Checks

Test Checks are used to assert that tests comply with your suite's standards (are final, extend correct TestCaseBase etc.)

To run them, e.g. create a test case like in the following example:

Every test has group

Asserts that all tests have a #[Group('x')] attribute

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Configured in test provider as

Every test has same namespace as covered class

Asserts that all test share same namespace with class they're testing.
Consider src namespace Ns and test namespace Ns/Tests then for test Ns/Tests/UnitTest must exist class Ns/Unit.

You can use #[CoversClass] attribute to link test with tested class.
Use #[CoversNothing] attribute to skip this check.

Don't forget to enable requireCoverageMetadata="true" in phpunit config file.

:x:

:heavy_check_mark:

Configured in test provider as

Every test inherits from testcase base class

Consider you have a base for all tests and want each of them extend it.

:x:

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Configured in test provider as

Every test is final

Asserts all tests are final so they cannot be extended

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Configured in test provider as

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Requires php Version ^8.2
league/construct-finder Version ^1.4
phpunit/phpunit Version ^10.1 || ^11
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