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Informations about the package definition-interop-tests

definition-interop compiler's test suite

Modules (aka packages or bundles) are widespread in modern frameworks. Unfortunately each framework has its own convention and tools for writing them. The goal of container-interop and more specifically definition-interop is to help developers write modules that can work in any framework.

definition-interop contains interfaces helping developers describe container definitions (objects that can be cast to a container entry).

This package contains a set of test suites that can be used to ensure that a container/compiler is indeed compatible with definition-interop.

Installation

How does it work?

This package contains a number of definition instances, and the associated PHPUnit tests that should match those instances.

Container / compilers compatible with container-interop should be able to pass any of those tests.

Usage

This package contains a AbstractDefinitionCompatibilityTest class. This is an abstract PHPUnit test class. In your package, you should extend this class and implement the compileDefinitions method. This method should return a container-interop compatible container.

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Requires container-interop/definition-interop Version ~0.1.0
container-interop/container-interop Version ^1.0
mnapoli/assembly Version ~0.1.0
phpunit/phpunit Version ~4.5 | ~5.0
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