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How to link PHPUnit with my code?

I would like to:

  • Run tests using PHPUnit regardless of my environment (and if PHPUnit or PEAR is installed or not)
  • Show test results on screen, if possible

How can i do this? I tried to download the code here and including Autoload.php, but it still has some dependencies. Maybe it’s better for this than trying to associate it with my code ...?

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To include PHPUnit in the project source files, I suggest following the guide:

Using PHPUnit From a Git Checkout from the PHPUnit Contributung section.

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#!/bin/bash
php -d include_path='.:../phpunit/:../dbunit/:../php-code-coverage/:../php-file-iterator/:../php-invoker/:../php-text-template/:../php-timer:../php-token-stream:../phpunit-mock-objects/:../phpunit-selenium/:../phpunit-story/:/usr/local/lib/php' ../phpunit/phpunit.php $*

, script, phpunit

require '/path/to/phpunit/PHPUnit/Autoload.php';
PHPUnit_TextUI_Command::main();

, phpunit.xml.dist cli script.

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PHP - PHPUnit?

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PHP - http://getComposer.org. PHPunit , http://packagist.org/packages/phpunit/phpunit

With the software installed, it will place the phpunit script command line in the local directory "bin /", so you can call it, although you most likely want to have a shell script that also sets the configuration the file will be used.

The usual setup is a subdirectory of tests / with a hierarchy of classes extending PHPunit that run the actual tests.

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