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Informations about the package leo

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Leo

Next level assertion library for PHP

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Visit the main site and documentation at peridot-php.github.io/leo/.

Expect Interface

Leo supports a chainable interface for writing assertions via the expect function:

Assert Interface

Leo supports a more object oriented, non-chainable interface via Assert:

Detailed error messages

Leo matchers generate detailed error messages for failed assertions:

Leo messages

Plugins

Leo can be easily customized. For an example see LeoHttpFoundation. Read more on the plugin guide.

Running Tests

make test

Generating Docs

Documentation is generated via ApiGen. Simply run:

make docs

Thanks

Leo was inspired by several great projects:

And of course our work on Peridot gave incentive to make a useful complement.


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