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Informations about the package uopz-expectations

uopz-expectations

Mock core functions and set up expectations similar to Mockery.

Full documentation is available at http://duncan3dc.github.io/uopz-expectations/
PHPDoc API documentation is also available at http://duncan3dc.github.io/uopz-expectations/api/

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Introduction

The uopz extension offers an easy to way mock core functions.
The Mockery library offers a succinct API to declare expectation method calls.
This library combines the two to offer core function mocking with a familiar API.

Installation

The recommended method of installing this library is via Composer.

Run the following command from your project root:

Getting Started

Read more at http://duncan3dc.github.io/uopz-expectations/

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Requires mockery/mockery Version ^1.0
ext-uopz Version *
php Version ^7.2 || ^8.0
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