phpunit

问题 I used to have the following configuration with Xdebug 2: xdebug.default_enable=1 Xdebug did not slow down execution when no debug client was listening but when I needed to debug something then I only had to enable the listening in PhpStorm and refresh the page. No browser extension was needed for this. The same applied for debugging CLI applications, it just worked. I tried to achieve the same with Xdebug 3 with the following configuration: xdebug.mode=debug xdebug.start_start_with_request

问题 I'm trying to test my login endpoint where a successful response would return the access_token among other things. I'm using RefreshDatabase , so I changed the login method on the controller to retrieve the client_secret via a DB call. I tested with a dd() and I can confirm that the client_secret changes on each phpunit run in the terminal. The credentials are correct and the API endpoint works - just not when it's run via a test. For example, I have the passport tables set up on my mysql

问题 I'm try playing with php7. I have installed https://github.com/rlerdorf/php7dev and connected through phpstorm. I'm trying use new feature like this: <?php namespace Kata; class StringCalculator { public function add(string $parameters): int { return 0; } } then I try to test it like this: <?php namespace Kata; class StringCalculatorTest extends \PHPUnit_Framework_TestCase { public function testAddEmptyString() { $calc = new StringCalculator(); $this->assertSame(0, $calc->add('')); } } and I

问题 When trying to run any PHPUnit tests, I always get a No tests executed! message on my MacOS machine. A simple way to reproduce, on this specific machine, is to install a fresh instance of Laravel and running the default tests : $ composer create-project --prefer-dist laravel/laravel blog $ cd blog $ vendor/bin/phpunit => No tests executed! The expected output would be OK (2 tests, 2 assertions) . As far as I know, this is not a PHPUnit configuration issue since the default Laravel code is

问题 When trying to run any PHPUnit tests, I always get a No tests executed! message on my MacOS machine. A simple way to reproduce, on this specific machine, is to install a fresh instance of Laravel and running the default tests : $ composer create-project --prefer-dist laravel/laravel blog $ cd blog $ vendor/bin/phpunit => No tests executed! The expected output would be OK (2 tests, 2 assertions) . As far as I know, this is not a PHPUnit configuration issue since the default Laravel code is

问题 When trying to run any PHPUnit tests, I always get a No tests executed! message on my MacOS machine. A simple way to reproduce, on this specific machine, is to install a fresh instance of Laravel and running the default tests : $ composer create-project --prefer-dist laravel/laravel blog $ cd blog $ vendor/bin/phpunit => No tests executed! The expected output would be OK (2 tests, 2 assertions) . As far as I know, this is not a PHPUnit configuration issue since the default Laravel code is

问题 I know about the "--repeat" option, but I'd rather define the repeating within the test and per test. In my unit tests there are tests I don't want to repeat, and there are tests I want to repeat more than others. I was thinking: protected function tearDown() { if (test has not been ran 3 times) { $this->runTest(); // Re-run the test } } This doesn't seem to work, nor does $this->run(). I've looked at the PHPUnit source code but I'm not sure. I'm guessing it's checking the test status and if

问题 I'm trying to create unit tests to test some specific classes. I use app()->make() to instantiate the classes to test. So actually, no HTTP requests are needed. However, some of the tested functions need information from the routing parameters so they'll make calls e.g. request()->route()->parameter('info') , and this throws an exception: Call to a member function parameter() on null. I've played around a lot and tried something like: request()->attributes = new \Symfony\Component

问题 I'm trying to create unit tests to test some specific classes. I use app()->make() to instantiate the classes to test. So actually, no HTTP requests are needed. However, some of the tested functions need information from the routing parameters so they'll make calls e.g. request()->route()->parameter('info') , and this throws an exception: Call to a member function parameter() on null. I've played around a lot and tried something like: request()->attributes = new \Symfony\Component

问题 I'm trying to create unit tests to test some specific classes. I use app()->make() to instantiate the classes to test. So actually, no HTTP requests are needed. However, some of the tested functions need information from the routing parameters so they'll make calls e.g. request()->route()->parameter('info') , and this throws an exception: Call to a member function parameter() on null. I've played around a lot and tried something like: request()->attributes = new \Symfony\Component