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What is this?

This document contains basic information how you can run tests within this application.

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Testing

Project contains bunch of tests (E2E, Functional, Integration, Unit) tests itself relies to PHPUnit library.

Note that this project does not use simple phpunit as does Symfony by default. So don't try to run ./bin/phpunit command, because that does not exist.

Commands to run tests

You can run tests by simply by following command(s):

make run-tests                # Runs all tests via phpunit (Uses phpdbg if that
                              # is installed)
make run-tests-php            # Runs all tests via phpunit (pure PHP)
make run-tests-phpdbg         # Runs all tests via phpunit (phpdbg)
make run-tests-fastest        # Runs all test via fastest (Uses phpdbg if that
                              # is installed)
make run-tests-fastest-php    # Runs all test via fastest (pure PHP)
make run-tests-fastest-phpdbg # Runs all test via fastest (phpdbg)

All of those above commands will run whole test suite, so it might take some time to run those all.

If you just want to run single test or all tests in specified directory you could use following command:

# Just this single test class
./vendor/bin/phpunit ./tests/Integration/Controller/ProfileControllerTest.php

# All tests in this directory
./vendor/bin/phpunit ./tests/Integration/Controller/

Parallel testing

Note that all those make commands that contains fastest are actually run with eight (8) different process with fastest library.

Own environment for testing

If you need to use your own environment for testing, eg. change database or another stuff you need to create .env.local.test file to define your testing environment - if needed. This file has the same content as the main .env.test file, just change database and others to match your testing environment.

Metrics

Project also contains PhpMetrics to make some analyze of your code. Note that you need run tests before this command. You can run this by following command:

make phpmetrics

And after that open build/phpmetrics/index.html with your favorite browser.

PhpStorm

Also note that you can run tests directly from your IDE (PhpStorm) - if you're using that you should read PhpStorm documentation.

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