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Integration testing helpers for the Slim Framework 3

For a full example, please see the companion repo at there4/slim-unit-testing-example.

Example

Here's a test for a very simple endpoint that returns the version from the application config. We're asserting that Slim responded with a 200 and that the version matches what we expect.

Here is an example on how to pass data to a POST endpoint in a test case and retrieve it later in the endpoint. We are passing encoded JSON data in the body of the request. The data is retrieved in the endpoint using $app->request->getBody().

Example with DbUnit

If you wish to use Database fixture, use class WebDbTestCase. Caution: Make sure the names you use for you fixture models won't conflict with your actual DB tables.

Setup

You'll need a bootstrap file for phpunit that can instantiate your Slim application. You can see [an example boostrap] in the sample app.

You'll implement your own getSlimInstance() method that returns an instance of your app by extending the WebTestCase helper.


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Requires slim/slim Version ~3.1
phpunit/phpunit Version ^4.8|5.*|6.*
phpunit/dbunit Version 2.*|3.*
illuminate/database Version >=4.0
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