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 PhpUnitGen is an open source development tool which will help you writing your unit tests for PHPUnit 6 / 7:
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 * Generate unit skeleton for all PHP files including classes, traits, interfaces and global functions.
 * Automatically generate a few simple unit tests (like getter / setter methods tests, class instantiation).
 
+You can try this package on a web application, at [phpunitgen.io](https://phpunitgen.io)
+
 __Version 2 of PhpUnitGen is now available, but be careful, it breaks the PhpUnitGen 1.x.x API.__
 
 ## Package structure
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 ## Basic usages
 
-PhpUnitGen basic usage is from command line with the following command. Use this command in project root directory.
+PhpUnitGen basic usage is from command line with the following command.
+Use this command in project root directory.
 
 ```bash
 $ php ./vendor/bin/phpunitgen
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 __Note__: When parsing a directory, PhpUnitGen will also parse sub-directories.
 
-PhpUnitGen can also be used online on [this website](https://phpunitgen.io).
-
 You can find documentation files in the `documentation` directory of this repository:
 * [Various usage: console, website, PHP code](documentation/USAGE.md).
 * [Annotations usage in your PHP files](documentation/ANNOTATIONS.md).
 
+PhpUnitGen can also be used online on [this website (phpunitgen.io)](https://phpunitgen.io).
+
 ## Running tests
 
 ```bash

documentation/USAGE.md

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 __Note__: All across your generated tests skeletons, you will find `@todo` PHP annotations to complete them.
 
+#### Website usage
+
+PhpUnitGen is available online:
+
+[https://phpunitgen.herokuapp.com/](https://phpunitgen.io/)
+
 #### Console usage
 
 When you install this package, you can use the command line to generate your unit tests skeleton.
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 and put the generated unit tests skeletons in your target file (an array value).
 *null* if you have no file to parse.
 
-#### Website usage
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-PhpUnitGen is available online on an Heroku server:
-
-[https://phpunitgen.herokuapp.com/](https://phpunitgen.io/)
-
 #### PHP code usage
 
 Here is an example of using PhpUnitGen in a PHP script.