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#Overview

This package contains testing to verify that the Zend Framework validator plugin manager (Zend/Validator/ValidatorPluginManager) is configured to provide validators from the jim-moser/zf2-validators-empty-or package. In essence this package verifies that the jim-moser/zf2-validators-empty-or-plugin package has successfully integrated the validators from the jim-moser/zf2-validators-empty-or package into the Zend Framework installation.

Related packages:

A brief description of the related packages listed above can be found in the README.md file for the jim-moser/zf2-validators-empty-or package.

#Dependencies

The code provided by this package only depends directly on code and classes provided by the following packages: jim-moser/zf2-validators-empty-or jim-moser/zf2-validators-empty-or-plugin laminas/laminas-loader laminas/laminas-mvc laminas/laminas-servicemanager phpunit/phpunit

However it appears that the code within laminas-mvc and/or its' dependencies has several dependencies on code and classes within various laminas packages not specified as dependencies within the composer.json files of laminas-mvc and its' dependencies. To prevent this issue from causing problems, these missing dependencies have been added to the composer.json file of this package. The additional dependencies added under the "requires" section of the composer.json file are: laminas/laminas-i18n laminas/laminas-log laminas/laminas-serializer laminas/laminas-view

#Installation

##Alternative 1: Installation with Composer

For an existing Zend Framework installation, move into the parent of the vendor directory. This directory should contain an existing composer.json file. For a new installation, move into the directory you would like to contain the vendor directory.
```
 $ cd <parent_path_of_vendor>	
```
Run the following command which will update the composer.json file, install the zf2-validators-empty-or-plugin-test package and its dependencies into their respective directories under the vendor directory, and update the composer autoloading files.
```
 $ composer require jim-moser/zf2-validators-empty-or-plugin-test
```

##Alternative 2: Manual Installation to Vendor Directory

If you would like to install the packages manually and use a Module.php file to configure autoloading instead of using Composer to configure autoloading then see the installation section of the README.md file in the
jim-moser/zf2-validators-empty-or-plugin package.

#Running the Tests

After installation testing can be run immediately from the vendor/jim-moser/zf2-validators-empty-or-plugin-test directory as follows:

$ cd <vendor_directory>/jim-moser/zf2-validators-empty-or-plugin-test
$ php ../../phpunit/phpunit/phpunit

The second command above calls phpunit from the phpunit package installed under the vendor directory instead of any phpunit executable which may be installed system wide. This is done to ensure the version of PHPUnit executed is one that meets the version requirements specified in the composer.json file.

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