webforge / testplate

1.6.0 2017-11-14 21:49 UTC

Requires

• webforge/common: *

Requires (Dev)

• liip/rmt: 0.9.*
• pscheit/psc-cms: dev-master
• webforge/dom: *
• webforge/translation: dev-master

Suggests

• guzzle/guzzle: Needed for the GuzzleTester
• mockery/mockery: Better replacement for PHPUnits mock library
• webforge/dom: If you want to use the css() tests in your unit tests for html

MIT

• Philipp Scheit

Published on Packagist.org on 2017-11-14 21:50 UTC

README

Testplate for webforge for base testcases

installation

Use Composer to install.

composer require -v --prefer-source webforge/testplate:dev-master

to run the tests use:

phpunit

configuration

if you want to use the getFile() or other file helpers you need to

$bootLoader->registerPackageRoot();

in your bootstrap.php. If you use registerCMSContainer this is already done.

usage (css tester)

if you install webforge/dom along testplate you can use fancy css tests (when you extend from Webforge\Code\Test\Base). In your class implement: Webforge\Code\Test\HTMLTesting (base is already doing this, you only have to enable it)

$this->html = <<<'HTML'
<div class="team">
  <h1 class="active">team</h1>
    <div class="mitarbeiter">
      imme
    </div>
    <div class="mitarbeiter">
      philipp
    </div>
</div>
HTML;

$this->css('div.team')->count(1)
  ->css('h1')->count(1)->hasClass('active')->end()
   ->css('div.mitarbeiter')->count(2)->end()
 ;

See here for a more detailed documentation

usage (guzzle)

See here for testing with guzzle