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Informations about the package phpspec-magento-di-adapter

PHPSpec Magento 2.0 DI Adapter Build Status Coverage Status

This small PHPSpec extension allows you to test Magento 2.0 modules much more easier by utilizing generators of Magento\Framework\ObjectManager.

Why?

Reasons why not to use ObjectManager in PHPSpec examples:

  1. It is heavy and requires stubbing full file system in order to run a simple spec example.
  2. Depending on ObjectManager is a bad idea, as you don't want to test some-else DI overrides.
  3. Simple modules that do not require database do not need fully functional object manager
  4. Adapting your business logic to another framework will require from you only to materialize generated classes, instead of depending on the whole ObjectManager library.

Supported Generators

Installation

  1. Install via composer

  2. Add to your phpspec.yml

Usage

Make sure that when you write examples to specify fully qualified class name for auto-generated class.

This approach will not get you a desired result, as PHP by default looks for undefined classes within the same namespace. So instead of Magento\Catalog\Model\ProductFactory it will generate a class spec\Acme\CustomMagentoModule\Model\ProductFactory, that is definitely not a desired behavior.

In order to fix that make sure to specify fully qualified name in method signature or via use operator in the file header.

Contribution

Make a pull request based on develop branch

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Requires php Version ~5.6|~7.0
magento/framework Version ~100.0
zendframework/zend-stdlib Version ~2.4.6
zendframework/zend-code Version ~2.4.6
mikey179/vfsstream Version ^1.6
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