With help of IDE via right click on folder (in Project View panel) that contains your test files and choose appropriate option from "Create Run Configuration" or "Run" submenus.The same - just invoke context menu in different place. Once Run/Debug Configuration entry is created just switch between them in toolbar and use appropriate buttons (next to that drop-down box) to run/debug your tests.Īnd if I want to run test cases on all the files in a directory? What do I do differently? Obviously, there is no need to use "Run 'PersonTest' with Coverage" context menu all the time (although it is still ok - all depends on your configuration and test requirements). You can choose active Run/Debug configuration in drop-down box on Main Toolbar. If such data is not required - choose approperiate option from "Create Run Configuration" or "Run" submenus (first one will only create Run/Debug Configuration of PHPUnit type while 2nd will create and execute it straight away). Hi John, I presume this is the intended way to run this and these are the desired results. So for the first part, is this the correct way to do this and is this what we should use as the output for results? And if I want to run test cases on all the files in a directory? What do I do differently? I presume this is the intended way to run this and these are the desired results.īut this dialogue I can't seem to get to: I also get a window with Coverage Summary: person.php shows Statistics, % of '100% lines' I get the console for Run PersonTest with test results, The Run tab at the bottom has a pop-up in green saying "Tests passed".
PHPSTORM PHPUNIT CODE
When I say work, I mean, I right clicked inside of the file in the code area and selected: "Run 'PersonTest' with Coverage.
This dialogue and set of steps seems to be there and work:
Person.php (the file to be tested consisting of)
So I have two very simple example files in my project: Now doe running this al inside PHPStorm which I think is appropiate for this forum :)
PHPSTORM PHPUNIT MAC
It works correctly from Terminal (I'm on a MAC running Snow Leopard). It seems clear that I have PHPUnit installed and workng. I have created simple test files using the very simple and helpful tutorial:
0 kommentar(er)
