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StrictPHPUnit

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A simple PHPUnit extension that disallows unexpected method calls.

For PHPUnit 7.1 and up.

Installation

How to use

The StrictTestTrait can be used by any class that extends from TestCase of PHPUnit. This trait can be added automatically using the PHP Code Sniffer.

Before

After

Overwrite strict mock generation

By default all mocks will be strict, but in some cases that won't work. For example, PHPUnit doesn't handle the destruct method for mocks well. In those cases you might want to enable the value generation again.

Before

After

Another option would to remove the trait from the class and manually add ->disableAutoReturnValueGeneration() onto the mocks your want strict.

Optional: PHP code sniffer and fixer

This library comes with a code sniff with auto-fixer. Just include the reference in your phpcs.xml(.dist) file and run the code sniffer as usual.

By default it will sniff all classes that extend from TestCase (PHPUnit). You can change which extended class it should sniff by adding this to your configuration.

Please note that this sniff only ensures the trait and use statements are added. It does not sort or pay attention to the rest of your code style.

Known limitations
The current implementation of the sniff doesn't support the following situations:

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phpunit/phpunit Version ^8.0 || ^9.0
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