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About

QuidPHP/Assert repository contains an application to run the testsuite. This testsuite contains roughly 15000 assertions which will thoroughly test your PHP setup. It also comes with some JavaScript tests.

License

QuidPHP/Assert is available as an open-source software under the MIT license.

Documentation

QuidPHP/Assert documentation is available at QuidPHP/Docs.

Installation

QuidPHP/Assert can be easily installed with Composer. It is available on Packagist.

$ composer create-project quidphp/assert --prefer-dist

Requirement

QuidPHP/Assert requires the following:

Apache or Nginx server (running on MacOs or Linux environment).
- Works in Windows environment but there are known issues.
PHP 8.1
- with these extensions:
  - ctype
  - curl
  - date
  - fileinfo
  - gd
  - iconv
  - json
  - mbstring
  - pcre
  - openssl
  - session
  - SimpleXML
  - zip
  - PDO
  - pdo_mysql
- and these PHP INI directives
  - post_max_size must be at least 1MB
  - post_max_size must be larger than upload_max_filesize
  - memory_limit must be at least 128MB
Mysql (>= 8.0) or MariaDB (>= 10.4) database
Any modern browser (not Internet Explorer)

Dependency

QuidPHP/Assert has the following dependency:

quidphp/site - Quid\Site - Extended platform to build a website using the QuidPHP framework and LemurCMS

All dependencies will be resolved by using the Composer installation process.

Setup

Once the installation is complete, simply follow these steps:

Make sure the main directory and all sub-directories are writable by your web server.
Configure an Apache Virtual Host or Nginx Server Block in order to have a domain pointing to the public folder document root.
Import db.sql within a new Mysql/MariaDB database.
Duplicate the env-default.php file and rename it to env.php.
Update the scheme hosts within the env.php file to reflect your server configuration.
Update the database parameters within the env.php file.

Booting via HTTP

From your web browser, enter the URL to the public/index.php entry file.

Booting via CLI

Open the project folder in the Command Line. You may now submit a command in the following format:

php quid
php quid :prod/assert

Overview

QuidPHP/Assert contains 9 files. Here is an overview:

.gitignore - Standard .gitignore file for the testsuite
composer.json - File declaring all Composer PHP dependencies
db.sql - Sql database required for the QuidPHP testsuite
env-default.php - Declare environment data for the testsuite, copy this file and rename to env.php
LICENSE - MIT License file for the repository
quid - File for booting the testsuite via CLI
README.md - This readme file in markdown format
public/.htaccess - Simple apache directive file, requires mod_rewrite
public/index.php - Index file for booting the testsuite via an HTTP request

Known issues

The testsuite fails on Windows when using the Command Prompt.
On Windows, there are some problems related to creating symlinks.
On Windows, you will need to add lower_case_table_names = 2 in your database configuration file (my.cnf). The table and column names need to be stored in their natural case.
On some setup, you may need to add your domain to your system hosts file. If not, some assertions involving curl may fail.

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