Running tests

Test suites

This way will run next tests:

• Static tests, including PHPMD and PHPCS
• All unit tests
• Code coverage test

This is the best way to run tests locally.

1. Navigate to working directory
2. Run composer test:all and verify results

Unit tests

To run unit tests, specify the configuration file in the following command:

./vendor/bin/phpunit --configuration tests/unit

Static tests

1. Run PHPCS test with following command:

./vendor/bin/phpcs src --standard=tests/static/phpcs-ruleset.xml -p -n

2. Run PHPMD tests with following command:

./vendor/bin/phpmd src xml tests/static/phpmd-ruleset.xml

Code coverage check

This test will generate a pretty report for unit test coverage.

1. Run the command composer test:coverage
2. Observe result in CLI output

• Be sure to enable xDebug for this test

Code coverage report

This test will generate a pretty report for unit test coverage.

1. Run the command composer test:coverage-generate
2. Navigate to tests/unit/tmp/coverage and open index.html file in browser

• Be sure to enable xDebug for this test

Best practices

• After you setup PhpStorm with PhpUnit and PHPCS, etc, it sometimes runs really slow. But, there is an icon in the bottom right corner of PhpStorm you can click on (it looks like Travis) that will let you temporarily disable inspections.