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Package data-fixtures
Short Description Load data fixtures in your application for any storage
License MIT
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kununu data-fixtures
At kununu we rely on data fixtures in our tests as well in our development and testing environments. A good definition of what fixtures are is the one from the documentation of DoctrineFixturesBundle in which the design and implementation of this package was heavily based on.
Fixtures are used to load a “fake” set of data into a database that can then be used for testing or to help give you some interesting data while you’re developing your application.
What is kununu/data-fixtures?
This package provides a simple way to manage and execute the loading of data fixtures for any storage mechanism. It's design and implementation was heavily based on the Doctrine data-fixtures package. If you are interested in why we created this package check out Why kununu/data-fixtures?.
Fixtures types
Currently, this package supports the following types of fixtures:
- Connection implementation
- PSR-6 standard
- Elasticsearch-PHP client
- Symfony Http Foundation.
Also check Directory Loader to check how to load fixtures from files in a directory.
If you are interested in knowing more about the concepts of the package, or you need to create a new fixture type check out How to create a new Fixture Type.
Install
1. Add kununu/data-fixtures to your project
Before installing this package be aware:
- You own the fixtures you load
- This package should not be used in production mode!
2. Enable any fixture type
In order to enable the fixture types that you are interested, check out their documentation:
- Doctrine DBAL Connection Fixtures
- Cache Pool Fixtures
- Elasticsearch Fixtures
- Symfony Http Client Fixtures
Append Fixtures
By default, when loading fixtures the data storage is purged. If you want to change this behavior and instead append the fixtures you can pass false as second argument to any executor.
Load Fixtures
In order to load fixtures the default Loader provides a couple of options:
1) loadFromDirectory(string $dir) 2) loadFromFile(string $fileName) 3) loadFromClassName(string $className) 4) addFixture(FixtureInterface $fixture)
Initializable Fixtures
If you want your Fixture classes to be initialized you can implement the InitializableFixtureInterface
Then before loading the fixtures you need to register them in the Loader:
Contribute
If you are interested in contributing read our contributing guidelines.
Tests
If not yet, first install composer dependencies:
Run the tests by doing:
To run tests without coverage report:
To run tests with coverage report:
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