Description

Use phpunit with lithium projects

Installation

cd app/
git clone https://github.com/buddylindsey/li3_phpunit.git libraries/li3_phpunit`

Add Libraries::add('li3_phpunit'); to your config/bootstrap/libraries.php

Usage

To run the tests do from the root of your application.

../libraries/lithium/console/li3 test --path=/path/to/tests

Notes

Lithium

This takes away using the lithium test runner and you are dependent upon PHPUnit now.

Your Tests

All of your tests need to extend directly one of PHPUnits base test classes. One of the most common you will use is PHPUnit_Framework_TestCase.

Here is an example test testing that a route works.

use \lithium\net\http\Router;
use \PHPUnit_Framework_TestCase;

class TermsOfUseRouteTest extends PHPUnit_Framework_TestCase {
	public function testReverseUrlLookup(){
		$url = Router::match(array('controller' => 'TermsOfUse', 'action' => 'index'));
		$this->assertEquals('/terms-of-use', $url);
	}
}

Logging and Output

You can get output in several different formats which are built into phpunit right now we support json, junit. Just add --output=<type> to the command. This will right out to a file of data.xml or data.json.

li3 test --path=/path/to/tests --output=json
li3 test --path=/path/to/tests --output=junit

Web-based Output

NOTE: This works, but is in rough condition. Its visual design is like a programmer designed it.

If you are used to lihtium's web based output we have that too, with our twist. All you need to do is add/replace test routes with what is below.

Router::connect('/test/{:args}', array('controller' => 'li3_phpunit\controllers\ReportController'));                                                 
Router::connect('/test', array('controller' => 'li3_phpunit\controllers\ReportController'));