phpspec

php clone of the beautiful rspec. with that in mind - you want your specs to read like this:

describe("some awesome feature", function() {
  it("should be the hottest thing around", function() {
    expect(new CoolFeature()->run())->to_equal("best ever");
  });
});

and then your rocket ramps up leaving all the rest behind.

yeah, ok there's more than that.

describe("check if your code throws correct", function() {
  it("should throw when something strange happens", function() {
    expect(function() { throw new Exception("BEWARE! STRANGE BEHAVIOUR!"); })->to_throw("BEWARE! STRANGE BEHAVIOUR!");
  });
});

les doubles:

describe("test doubles", function() {
  it("should imitate needed behaviour", function() {
    $d = double("foo");
    $d->stub("bar")->returns("bazz");
    expect($d->bar())->to_equal("bazz");
  });
  
  it("should imitate needed behaviour depending on arguments", function() {
    $d = double("foo");

    $d->stub("bar")->with_args("r")->returns("read");
    $d->stub("bar")->with_args("w")->returns("write");

    expect($d->bar("r"))->to_equal("read");
    expect($d->bar("w"))->to_equal("write");
  });
});

happy coding!