eloquent/peridot-phony

This package is abandoned and no longer maintained. The author suggests using the eloquent/phony-peridot package instead.

Phony integration for Peridot.

3.0.0 2020-01-06 02:56 UTC

Requires

• php: >=7.2
• eloquent/phony: ^4
• peridot-php/peridot: ^1

Requires (Dev)

• ext-pdo: *
• eloquent/code-style: ^1
• eloquent/phpstan-phony: ^0.7
• errors/exceptions: ^0.2
• friendsofphp/php-cs-fixer: ^2
• peridot-php/leo: ^1
• peridot-php/peridot-code-coverage-reporters: ^3
• phpstan/extension-installer: ^1
• phpstan/phpstan: ^0.12

MIT

• Erin Millard

• test
• mock
• stub
• fake
• mocking
• spy
• Dummy
• Double
• stubbing
• peridot

README

Installation

composer require --dev eloquent/phony-peridot

See also

• Read the documentation.
• Read the Peridot documentation.
• Visit the main Phony repository.

What is Phony for Peridot?

Phony for Peridot is a plugin for the Peridot testing framework that provides auto-wired test dependencies via the Phony mocking framework.

In other words, if a Peridot test (or suite) requires a mock object, it can be defined to have a parameter with an appropriate type declaration, and it will automatically receive a mock of that type as an argument when run.

Stubs for callable types, and "empty" values for other type declarations are also supported.

Plugin installation

The plugin must be installed in the Peridot configuration file:

use Eloquent\Phony\Peridot\PeridotPhony;
use Evenement\EventEmitterInterface;

return function (EventEmitterInterface $emitter) {
    PeridotPhony::install($emitter);
};

Dependency injection

Once the plugin is installed, any tests or suites that are defined with parameters will be supplied with matching arguments when run:

describe('Phony for Peridot', function () {
    it('Auto-wires test dependencies', function (PDO $db) {
        expect($db)->to->be->an->instanceof('PDO');
    });
});

Injected mock objects

Phony for Peridot supports automatic injection of mock objects. Because Phony doesn't alter the interface of mocked objects, it is necessary to use on() to retrieve the mock handle in order to perform stubbing and verification:

use function Eloquent\Phony\on;

describe('Phony for Peridot', function () {
    it('Supports stubbing', function (PDO $db) {
        on($db)->exec->with('DELETE FROM users')->returns(111);

        expect($db->exec('DELETE FROM users'))->to->equal(111);
    });

    it('Supports verification', function (PDO $db) {
        $db->exec('DROP TABLE users');

        on($db)->exec->calledWith('DROP TABLE users');
    });
});

Injected stubs

Phony for Peridot supports automatic injection of stubs for parameters with a callable type declaration:

describe('Phony for Peridot', function () {
    it('Supports callable stubs', function (callable $stub) {
        $stub->with('a', 'b')->returns('c');
        $stub('a', 'b');

        $stub->calledWith('a', 'b')->firstCall()->returned('c');
    });
});

Supported types

The following table lists the supported type declarations, and the value supplied for each:

Parameter type	Supplied value
(none)	null
bool	false
int	0
float	.0
string	''
array	[]
stdClass	(object) []
callable	stub()
Closure	function () {}
Generator	(function () {return; yield;})()

When using a type declaration that is not listed above, the supplied value will be a mock of the specified type.

By necessity, the supplied value will not be wrapped in a mock handle. In order to obtain a handle, simply use on():

use function Eloquent\Phony\on;

it('Example mock handle retrieval', function (ClassA $mock) {
    $handle = on($mock);
});

License

For the full copyright and license information, please view the LICENSE file.