lloople/phpunit-extensions

📦 Some cool extensions for PHPUnit

v2.1.0 2023-09-12 20:19 UTC

Requires

• php: ^7.1|^8

Requires (Dev)

• phpunit/phpunit: ^7.1|^8.0|^9.0

MIT

• David Llop

• lloople
• phpunit-extensions

README

This package provides you a few useful extensions for your testsuite in an effort to improve your code.

Installation

You can install the package via composer:

composer require lloople/phpunit-extensions --dev

Add the Extension to your phpunit.xml file:

<extensions>
    <extension class="Lloople\PHPUnitExtensions\Runners\SlowestTests\Console" />
</extensions>

Extensions

Console

Output the slowest tests on the console.

<extension class="Lloople\PHPUnitExtensions\Runners\SlowestTests\Console"/>

Showing the top 5 slowest tests:
  543 ms: Tests\Feature\ProfileTest::can_upload_new_profile_image
   26 ms: Tests\Feature\ProfileTest::can_visit_profile_page
   25 ms: Tests\Feature\ProfileTest::throws_validation_error_if_password_not_match

Default options are:

• rows: 5 (Report 5 tests max)
• min: 200 (Report tests slower than 200ms)

Csv

Write the tests in a CSV file ready for import.

<extension class="Lloople\PHPUnitExtensions\Runners\SlowestTests\Csv"/>

Default options are:

• file: phpunit_results.csv
• rows: null (all the tests)
• min: 200

Json

Write the tests in a JSON file ready for import.

<extension class="Lloople\PHPUnitExtensions\Runners\SlowestTests\Json"/>

Default options are:

• file: phpunit_results.json
• rows: null (all the tests)
• min: 200

MySQL

Store the test name and the time into a MySQL database. It will override existing records

<extension class="Lloople\PHPUnitExtensions\Runners\SlowestTests\MySQL"/>

Default credentials are (as array):

• database: phpunit_results
• table: default
• username: root
• password: ``
• host: 127.0.0.1
• rows: null (all the tests)
• min: 200

SQLite

Store the test name and the time into a SQLite database. It will override existing records

<extension class="Lloople\PHPUnitExtensions\Runners\SlowestTests\SQLite"/>

Default credentials are (as array):

• database: phpunit_results.db
• table: default
• rows: null (all the tests)
• min: 200

Arguments

To override the default configuration per extension, you need to use <arguments>in your phpunit.xml file

<extension class="Lloople\PHPUnitExtensions\Runners\SlowestTests\Json">
  <arguments>
    <string>phpunit_results_as_json.json</string>
    <integer>10</integer> <!-- Max number of tests to report. -->
    <integer>400</integer> <!-- Min miliseconds to report a test. -->
  </arguments>
</extension>

In the case of the MySQL and SQLite, which needs a database connection, configuration goes as array

<extension class="Lloople\PHPUnitExtensions\Runners\SlowestTests\MySQL">
  <arguments>
    <array>
      <element key="database">
        <string>my_phpunit_results</string>
      </element>
      <element key="table">
        <string>project1_test_results</string>
      </element>
      <element key="username">
        <string>homestead</string>
      </element>
      <element key="password">
        <string>secret</string>
      </element>
      <element key="host">
        <string>192.168.12.14</string>
      </element>
    </array>
  </arguments>
</extension>

You don't need to override those credentials that already fit to your usecase, since the class will merge your configuration with the default one

Changelog

Please see CHANGELOG for more information what has changed recently.

Contributing

Please see CONTRIBUTING for details.

Security

If you discover any security related issues, please email [e-mail] instead of using the issue tracker.

Credits

• David Llop
• All Contributors

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