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atk14/tester
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Easier way to run unit tests written in PHPUnit

v0.5(1y ago)015.8k20MITPHPPHP >=5.6CI failing

Since Mar 15Pushed 2mo ago2 watchersCompare

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Tester
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[](#tester)

Statements:

- Testing should be easy as heck!
- Testing should be durable!

A test runner. Part of ATK14 Framework

Checking that all required dependencies are met:

```
$ run_unit_tests --check-dependencies && echo "ok"
# or
$ run_unit_tests -c && echo "ok"

```

In working directory it searches for `tc_*.php` files. Every of them loads and runs tests.

```
$ run_unit_tests

```

In file e.g. tc\_currency.php it expects TcCurrency class (eventually tc\_currency).

You can specify a list of test files to be executed

```
$ run_unit_tests tc_account tc_bank_transfer

eventually with .php suffix
$ run_unit_tests tc_account.php tc_bank_transfer.php

```

Basic usage
-----------

[](#basic-usage)

In the project directory create directory test.

```
$ mkdir test
$ cd test

```

Place here first test case file tc\_first\_test\_case.php in here:

```