Convenient Sublime Text commands for running your PHPUnit tests. Scans up the directory tree to find the closest
phpunit.xml file and runs phpunit from there. If it can't find one, it just runs phpunit from /.
For now, you can run this on Windows 10 and Linux. You should be able to run it on Windows 7/8 though I didn't test on those versions.
git clone [email protected]:yoyosan/sublime-phpunit.git 'C:\Users\<your_user>\AppData\Roaming\Sublime Text 3/Packages'
Note that, by default, this package uses Window's cmd.exe application due to how os.system works in Python 3, for Windows. Read
here to find out more.
Therefore, there won't be any colouring of the output :(
$ git clone [email protected]:yoyosan/sublime-phpunit.git /home/`whoami`/.config/sublime-text-3/Packages
# install terminator package
# Fedora
$ sudo dnf install terminator -y
# Ubuntu
$ sudo apt-get install terminator -y
Re/start Sublime.
You can find the commands in the command palette under "Sublime PHPUnit", or map any of these commands to whatever shortcuts you want:
run_phpunit_test
run_phpunit_tests_in_dir
run_single_phpunit_test
run_all_phpunit_tests
- Support for Linux.
- Refactor code a bit.
- Add support for running tests with a data provider.
Implemention for MacOS by Adam Wathan.