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WP Filesystem Mock Build Status

Provides a class that can be used as a mock filesystem, and also a shim for the WordPress filesystem API that uses it. This is useful in unit tests that include simple filesystem operations.

Requirements

It will probably work with earlier versions of WordPress as well, but that is all that I have tested.

Note that WordPress is actually not required, and you can use the filesystem mocker without it (you just won't be able to use the extension of WordPress's filesystem API).

Installation

You may install with composer:

Usage

If you aren't using auto-loading, the first thing you need to do is load the thing:

To use the mock filesystem in your tests, just add this code (e.g., in your PHPUnit testcase's setUp() method):

For a full view of what the it can do, check the source.

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