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phpunit-speedgun

SpeedGun detects slow tests executed with PHPUnit and displays them in the console.

The execution times of tests can vary for various reasons, such as system load, disk access, etc. This tool can identify tests that are considered slow but may not provide an explanation for why they are slow.

Screenshot of terminal using SpeedGun

Installation

SpeedGun is installed using Composer. Add it as a require-dev dependency:

composer require --dev oscmarb/phpunit-speedgun

Usage

Enable with all defaults by adding the following code to your project's phpunit.xml file:

Now run the test suite. If one or more test executions exceed the slowness threshold (100ms by default), SpeedGun will report on those tests in the console after all tests have completed.

Configuring the extension

SpeedGun supports these configuration parameters:

Each parameter is set in phpunit.xml:

Custom slowness threshold per-test case

There are some tests that, due to their implementation, are slower (or faster) than the average of the tests in our suite. For this reason, there are different ways to customize the threshold.

Annotation

The @slowThreshold annotation can set a threshold. This value can be higher or lower than the general threshold. The set threshold will only be used for the test in which we are using it.

Setting @slowThreshold 0 will never report that test as slow.

Regex expression

Another alternative is to use regular expressions to set a threshold for a set of tests. Tests are identified by class::method. For example: App\SlowTestCase::test_slow.

Suppose we have integration tests with Doctrine, and we want to increase the threshold for these tests as they are slower than the unit tests. We can go test by test and update the threshold using annotations.

This process is slow, and furthermore, we could end up with tests lacking the correct annotation. If we know that all tests with Doctrine contain the word Doctrine, we can configure a different threshold as follows:

Disable slowness profiling using an environment variable

SpeedGun profiles for slow tests when enabled in phpunit.xml. But using an environment variable named PHPUNIT_SPEED_GUN can enable or disable the extension:

PHPUNIT_SPEED_GUN="0" ./vendor/bin/phpunit****

or

PHPUNIT_SPEED_GUN="disabled" ./vendor/bin/phpunit****

The value of the environment variable can also be set in the phpunit.xml file:

Setup

Requirements

Instructions

Follow the steps below to set up the environment that allows you to modify and test SpeedGun:

Makefile file contains all available commands.

PHP Version Support Policy

This package supports PHP versions with active support.

The maintainers of this package add support for a PHP version following its initial release and drop support for a PHP version when it has reached its end of active support.

License

phpunit-speedgun is available under the MIT License.

Credits

This package is inspired by johnkary/phpunit-speedtrap, originally licensed under MIT by John Kary

Social

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