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Use Behat from within PHPUnit.

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PHPUnitBehat
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[](#phpunitbehat)

PHPUnitBehat provides traits that allow developers to create tests that combine the power & flexibility of PHPUnit with the readability of Behat.

By including these traits in your PHPUnit test classes you can:

- use PHPUnit as your test runner as usual
- parse (Behat) Gherkin features in your PHPUnit tests
- write features as text in your PHPUnit test classes
- execute features in your PHPUnit tests
- declare methods in your PHPUnit test that are automatically matched to feature steps
- have the scenario results output as PHPUnit test results

Requirements
------------

[](#requirements)

- Behat 3
- PHPUnit 6+

Installation
------------

[](#installation)

`composer require jonathanjfshaw/phpunitbehat`

Usage
-----

[](#usage)

A selection of test traits are provided that help you to make use of Behat within PHPUnit with varying degress of control.

The simplest way is to use `PHPUnitBehat\TestTraits\BehatTestTrait`in your test's base class.

```
namespace MyProject\Tests;

use PHPUnit\Framework\TestCase;
use PHPUnitBehat\TestTraits\BehatTestTrait;

class MyTestBase extends TestCase {
  use BehatTestTrait;
}
```

Create a test that extends the base class, and define a $feature property with corresponding step methods.

```
namespace MyProject\Tests;

class MyTest extends MyTestBase {

  protected $feature =