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Informations about the package doctest

doctest PHP

Test your docblock code examples.

doctest looks for php examples in your functions, methods classes & interfaces comments and execute them to ensure they are correct.

How to write examples

The simplest way is to add codeblocks in your comments, and use assert() to check for invariants. If, when executing the example there is an exception, the example will be marked as failed.

Assertions

One easy way to throw exceptions when something is unexpected is to use assert(). But to make it nicer to write assertions and have better error messages automatically, you can call the assertion helpers from webmozart/assert with the self::assert* shortcut:

Testing exceptions

Sometimes we want to show that some code will throw an exception, we can do that by adding an inline comment anywhere in the example with the following format: // @throws [exception class] [exception message]

Note: code after the exception won't be executed so any in-code assertions coming after the first exception won't be verified.

Testing output

By default doctest will make an example fail if it produce any output unless it's documented with one or more @prints inline comments anywhere in the example with the following format: `// @prints [text]. That's to make sure that any output produced is expected.

Installation

Usage

Simply run the doctest command and it will look for examples to test in your src/ folder. Call doctest --help for customizing where to look for examples and other options.

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composer-runtime-api Version ^2.2.2
symfony/finder Version ^6.1|^7.0
symfony/console Version ^6.1|^7.0
symfony/event-dispatcher Version ^6.1|^7.0
webmozart/assert Version ^1.11
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