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The simplest PHP unit testing framework

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Simple Unit
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[](#simple-unit)

The simplest PHP unit testing framework. Uses only the PHP core and a little script.

### Writing Tests

[](#writing-tests)

create a directory called `tests` (or something else, more on that later). In the `tests` directory put files with names separated by underscores that describe what exactly the file is meant to be test. All test files should end with `_test.php`. See the `tests` directory in this repo examples.

Each file should, as you may have guessed, test a specific feature. Use PHP's [`assert`](http://php.net/manual/en/function.assert.php) function to verify expressions evaluate to true. Be sure to specify the second argument of assert to get nicer error messages.

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