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== PHPUnit == | |||
* Any function with the prefix 'test' is considered a test (e.g. testSubtraction) | |||
* A test function can contain multiple assertions | |||
* setUp function is run before each test function | |||
* tearDown function is run after each test function | |||
* setUpBeforeClass function is run before each class of tests (e.g. establishing a database connection) | |||
* tearDownAfterClass function is run after each class of tests | |||
== Psalm == | |||
== PHPStan == | |||
== PHPCS == | |||
== PHPCBF == | |||
== PHPLint == | |||
== Codeception == | |||
* Can have different 'suites' of tests | |||
== Test Driven Development == | == Test Driven Development == | ||
Latest revision as of 10:40, 18 December 2023
PHPUnit
- Any function with the prefix 'test' is considered a test (e.g. testSubtraction)
- A test function can contain multiple assertions
- setUp function is run before each test function
- tearDown function is run after each test function
- setUpBeforeClass function is run before each class of tests (e.g. establishing a database connection)
- tearDownAfterClass function is run after each class of tests
Psalm
PHPStan
PHPCS
PHPCBF
PHPLint
Codeception
- Can have different 'suites' of tests