http://four.laravel.com/docs/testing Says \"After installing a new Laravel application, simply run phpunit
on the command line to run your tests.\"
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An easy way to get up and running with PHPUnit (without needing to install Pear and clutter up every system you want to use this on) is to include it in your composer.json file, like
"phpunit/phpunit": "4.0.*",
Then after doing a composer update
you'll be able to run PHPUnit from command line like this:
vendor/bin/phpunit
Since phpunit will be installed into the vendor/bin folder.
This will install PHPUnit to this project only, not your whole system. So when you want it gone, you simply remove the line from your composer.json file, run composer update, and poof, not a trace.
If you only want to use this during development, add the composer line inside the "require-dev" section. That way it will only be installed when you opt to install dev dependancies via:
php composer.phar install --dev
or
php composer.phar update