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Informations about the package unitester
PHP UniTester
UniTester is a unit testing library for PHP that provides a straightforward interface for writing and executing tests. It focuses on a minimalist approach, allowing developers to create assertions and organize tests at the lowest level of PHP, without reliance on complex external libraries.
Installation
You can install this library via Composer. Ensure your project meets the minimum PHP version requirement of 7.4.
Requirements
- PHP version 7.4 or higher
- Psr\Container 2.0 or higher
Project Structure
Before getting started, make sure you have a tests/ directory at the root of your project. This directory will contain all your test classes.
Basic Structure of a Test
To create tests with UniTester, you need to extend the TestCase class and implement the setUp(), tearDown(), and execute() methods.
Example Usage:
Method Explanation:
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setUp(): This method is called before each test is executed. You can initialize any necessary resources for your tests here.
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tearDown(): This method is called after each test is executed. It allows you to release any resources used.
- execute(): This method should contain all the tests in the class. You can call as many test methods as needed.
Creating Multiple Test Classes
You can create as many test classes as needed in the tests/ directory, each following the same structure. Just make sure to extend the TestCase class and implement the required methods.
Executing Tests
To run your tests using UniTester, navigate to the root of your project in the terminal and use the following command:
Command Explanation:
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php: This is the PHP command-line interface, which allows you to run PHP scripts from the terminal.
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vendor/bin/unitester: This path points to the UniTester executable. Ensure that UniTester is installed and available in your
vendordirectory. - tests/: This specifies the directory where your test classes are located. UniTester will automatically find and execute all test classes in this directory.
Output
After executing the command, you will see the results of your tests in the terminal, indicating which tests passed and which, if any, failed.
