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PHPUnit is a unit testing framework that is written in php. It is based on the JUnit for Java framework

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Firstly let me say I have never written a unit test in my life. I am trying to get the hang of PHPUnit, and so far it's working pretty well for me so far as "stateless" functions (that ...
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In a php project that I maintain I have a database structure without migrations, hence no way to reproduce it or make on the fly a test database. And the queries used to be performed on them are ...
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My Classes normally have about 5-20 methods maximum, that implies that the class that has the unit tests has about the double of methods (counting dataProviders, setUp, ...) I have thought to ...
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First, the most obvious grouse someone has against this I can think of is the intricacies of an actual method. It's not enough to merely ensure no errors are thrown. Functions usually contain ...
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I am new to unit testing. Started working on unit test using PHPUnit. But it seems to be taking too much time. If consider I take 3 hours to write a Class, its taking my 7 hours to write test case for ...
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I have some code that reads five numbers from a database: class Repository extends DatabaseRepository { function getCoefficients(string $model) { return $this->getDatabaseLink()-&...
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I'm having a bit of a philosophical argument with one of my colleagues regarding the "right" way to do unit tests (in this case with PHPUnit). I'm of the opinion that you should write one test method ...
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I recently ran across some code in a public repo that I'd thought... just plain wrong. The first thing I noticed was /** * Sets a test mode status. * * @param boolean $mode Mode to set */ public ...
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In my job I have a small disagreement on whether we should utilize helper functions for making datasets especially in laravel framework. A sample for the test is: namespace Tests\MyAppTests; use ...
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Is there a feasible way of testing SQL queries that contain things like CURRENT_DATE and NOW() in a unit test? For example: public function deletePastEntries(): bool { $sql = "DELETE FROM queue ...
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I'm starting to wrap my head around PHPunit. My questions is the following. Whenever I use variables that do not change within my range of test methods I can initialize them within my setUp() ...
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I am making a project using the Laravel framework. I plan to create unit tests for my project. But I feel I don't really have an idea what to test because I mostly use library or framework functions. ...
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I need to extend a third party class I cannot modify. The class's dependencies are for the most part injected through the constructor, making them easy to mock. However the class also uses methods ...
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I've been coding as a career for about 2 years now but am just now writing my first "real" tests for a non-trivial application. I've been trying to follow best practices I've picked up from the ...
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For service methods that call repository methods to interact with database how could I unit test these service methods? For example, public function updateSlideshow($data){ // do some logic and ...
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