Libraries tagged by function mock

A simple file system function wrapper that can be easily mocked or stubbed for testing

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PHP library that allows you benchmark and compare the performance of functions

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Mokka Utility Functions

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Uteis library to developer.

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Curried version of all PHP functions

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Simple PHP function lock system.

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Wrapper to PHP socket functions

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A PHP library acting as a wrapper for PHP's default session handling functions which stores data in a MySQL database, providing both better performance and better security and protection against session fixation and session hijacking.

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Helper functions and classes used by other packages in the ock ecosystem.

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fsockopen is the wrapper function for socket socket links

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A simple package that provides functions to get a lock. Typically, you want to use locks when you want to be sure that 2 actions do not happen at the same time. For instance, if you regularly schedule cron tasks, you might want to be sure the last cron task finished before running the new one. A lock can help you do that.

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Attempting to create an intelligent mock of the Google API PHP Client for unit and functional testing.

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Mimic classes for functional testing

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A collection of helper functions for working with enums in PHP

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Whether you call them doubles, stubs, mocks, partials, fakes, or something else there are times when a mocking library such as PHPUnit's mockBuilder, Mockery, Prophecy, etc. just doesn't do exactly what you need or want. Sometimes you just need a concrete class implementation to run through the unit test wringer or a full end to end functional unit test suite. MockMaker aims to simplify the process of generating concrete fake ORM entity objects. Flexible and extendable, the generated seed code can be altered to suit your particular project with relative ease. That means after the initial setup you can re-run MockMaker for any new entities that get added in or update existing entities that change with little to no fuss. What's more, once MockMaker has made your files it's done; you don't have to include it in your code base and can use the generated files like any other project class.

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