PHPUnit Basic Tutorial<\/p>\n
PHPUnit:<\/strong> PHPUnit provides a simple framework for creating a test suite to automate testing of functions and classes.<\/p>\n One of the rules of XP is to test small software components as often and early as possible, this way you will not have to fix bugs and errors in the API while setting up and testing larger applications which depend on the class.While unit testing is one of the fundimental rules in XP, you don’t have to switch to XP to benefit from PHPUnit. PHPUnit stands alone as a good tool for testing classes or a set of functions and will ease your development cycle and help you to avoid endless debug sessions.<\/p>\n Current Work routine (without PHPUnit):\u00a0 <\/strong>Normally, you would write a class, do some unsystematic tests using echo()<\/em> or var_dump()<\/em>. After this, you use the class in your application and hope everything is ok.<\/p>\n Test by using PHPUnit:<\/strong> To benefit from PHPUnit you should rethink the flow. The best way is to do this:<\/p>\n 1. design your class\/API => It may seem that this will require a lot of time, but this impression is wrong. Creating the test suite using PHPUnit needs only a few minutes and running the test suite only seconds.<\/p>\n How To Install<\/strong><\/p>\n \u279c wget https:\/\/phar.phpunit.de\/phpunit.phar For check version<\/strong> How To Run Test Class<\/strong><\/p>\n phpunit \/path\/RemoteConnectTest.php<\/p>\n \/* RemoteConnectTest.php is test class file which i made for test *\/<\/p>\n
\n2. create a test suite
\n3. implement the class\/API
\n4. run the test suite
\n5. fix failures or errors and go to #4 again<\/p>\n
\n\u279c chmod +x phpunit.phar
\n\u279c mv phpunit.phar \/usr\/local\/bin\/phpunit<\/p>\n
\n\u279c phpunit \u00ad\u00adversion<\/p>\n