Libraries tagged by mocks

PHPUnit: simple syntax to create mock-objects

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Mock facades in Laravel Dusk tests.

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Mock framework module used in internal Codeception tests

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Bypass for PHP provides a quick way to create a custom instead of an actual HTTP server to return prebaked responses to client requests. This is most useful in tests, when you want to create a mock HTTP server and test how your HTTP client handles different types of responses from the server.

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Override global scoped fully qualified function calls inside your class methods in order to be able to mock them during testing.

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A mock library for verifying requests made with the Guzzle Http Client, and mocking responses.

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A fake and predictable SOAP client, useful for your unit tests.

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A strict mocking solution.

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Proxy layer to allow services to have their internals replaced with a test double, without affecting a service-container's (i.e. Symfony) bindings.

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Provides extended Symfony dependency injection container enabling service mocking.

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A library that helps create chains of mocked objects.

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A fluid interface to build HTTP mocks with an expressive syntax

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The idea behind "Soft Mocks" - as opposed to "hardcore" mocks that work on the level of the PHP interpreter (runkit and uopz) - is to rewrite class code on the spot so that it can be inserted in any place. It works by rewriting code on the fly during file inclusion instead of using extensions like runkit or uopz.

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