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Informations about the package phpunit-wp-hooks

PHPUnit WP Hooks

This library is a PHPUnit library aimed to facilitate mocking WordPress hooks during integration testing.

Install

To install the extension require it:

Once you done that then you can use the trait MockHooks and at the following logic to your base TestCase where my_prefix is your plugin prefix:

Mock hooks

Register a callback

It is possible to add a callback inside the test class to control the value from a filter. For that first you need to create a callback in the class:

Then in the dockblock of that callback you can add the @hook annotation:

Where 15 is the priority from the filter. If you forget this part the default priority will be 10.

Isolate a hook

To isolate a hook to reduce it to a single callback it is possible by adding @hook-isolated annotation on the test method:

Where 15 is the priority from the filter. If you forget this part the default priority will be 10.

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phpunit/phpunit Version ^7.1|^8|^9
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