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Informations about the package configuration-tester

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test your php configuration from cli or unit tests The ConfigurationTester is able to check configuration of the environment (currently PHP-ini values) to a set of fixed values. The php.ini settings can be received through the ConfigurationRetriever (for example from a apache dump-script).

You can use several operators to compare values

values like "2M" (filesizes) will get normalized, so that it is natural to compare them.

You can use the ConfigurationTester to test your webserver (or other remotes) PHP-ini values:

put dump-inis.php into webroot with this contents:

You can get the results of the checks, with retrieving the defects. They are instances from ConfigurationDefect Class and can be converted to String to verbose their failure:

You could get nicer formatted output with the ConfigurationTester::__toString(). This may change in the future for a ConfigurationTesterPrinter or something..

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