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Fast simple and easy to use environment testing written in PHP. Can check library, services and services response. Produce console, HTML or CSV output.

How to use

copy Envtesting.php and folder envtests
create index.php and require Envtesting.php
add some test to Suite
return output as html/csv/txt

Envtesting advantages

Envtesting provide multiple way how to test something. You can test:

using regular PHP file
using anonymous function
using static or regular callback
using object with __invoke function

<?php
require_once __DIR__ . '/Envtesting.php';
$suite = new \envtesting\Suite('my great envtest');
$suite->addTest('APC', 'envtests/library/Apc.php', 'apc'); // by file
echo $suite;

or using singelton instance of Suite

<?php
require_once __DIR__ . '/Envtesting.php';
Suite::instance()->addTest('APC', 'envtests/library/Apc.php', 'apc'); // by file
echo Suite::instance();

Using anonymous function:

<?php
require_once __DIR__ . '/Envtesting.php';
$suite = new \envtesting\Suite('my great envtest');
$suite->addTest('SOMETHING', function() {
	if (true === false) throw new \envtesting\Error('True === false');
	}, 'boolean');

Using regular callback:

<?php
require_once __DIR__ . '/Envtesting.php';
$suite = new \envtesting\Suite('my great envtest');
$suite->addTest('callback', array($test, 'perform_test'), 'callback');

Using static callback string:

<?php
require_once __DIR__ . '/Envtesting.php';
$suite = new \envtesting\Suite('my great envtest');
$suite->addTest('callback', '\we\can\call\Something::static', 'call');

Test using object with __invoke:

<?php
require_once __DIR__ . '/Envtesting.php';
$suite = new \envtesting\Suite('my great envtest');
$suite->addTest('memcache', new \envtests\services\memcache\Connection('127.0.0.1', 11211), 'service');

Tests can be grouped into group:

<?php
require_once __DIR__ . '/Envtesting.php';
$suite = new \envtesting\Suite('my great envtest');
$suite->group->addTest('memcache', new \envtests\services\memcache\Connection('127.0.0.1', 11211), 'service');
$suite->group2->addTest('memcache', new \envtests\services\memcache\Connection('127.0.0.1', 11211), 'service');

You can shuffle groups of shuffle tests inside groups:

<?php
require_once __DIR__ . '/Envtesting.php';
$suite = new \envtesting\Suite('my great envtest');
$suite->group->addTest('memcache', new \envtests\services\memcache\Connection('127.0.0.1', 11211), 'service');
$suite->group->addTest('memcache', new \envtests\services\memcache\Connection('127.0.0.1', 11211), 'service');
$suite->group2->addTest('memcache', new \envtests\services\memcache\Connection('127.0.0.1', 11211), 'service');
$suite->shuffle(); // mix only groups
$suite->shuffle(true); // deep shuffle mix groups and tests inside group

Envtesting can render CSV, HTML or text output:

<?php
require_once __DIR__ . '/Envtesting.php';
$suite = new \envtesting\Suite('my great envtest');
echo $suite;            // generate TXT output
$suite->render('csv');  // render CSV output
$suite->render('html'); // render HTML output

Visit more examples in: https://github.com/wikidi/envtesting/tree/master/example

Requirments

PHP 5.3 +

Update

npm intall         # install all NPM deps
composer install   # install Apigen

# reelase
grunt release      # update api docs, minify and release minor version

# or one by one
grunt minify       # minify (shrink) PHP file
grunt doc          # generate Apigen docs
grunt bump         # release minor version

# or release major version

grunt bump:major   # release major version

PHP 5.3 +

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