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jsiefer/mage-mock
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Mock the Magento Framework

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mage-mock
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[](#mage-mock)

Creating UnitTests for Magento classes can be hard considering that you have to extend from so many classes which in term require a lot of setup to get initialised in the first place.

The framework mocker will help you to mock the Magento environment.

The idea for a UnitTest here is that it...

- ...should run quickly (<100ms)
- ...no Magento installation or source is required

All required Magento Classes are generated on the fly by the [class-mocker lib](https://github.com/jsiefer/class-mocker).

Setup
-----

[](#setup)

Simply load this project using composer:

```
composer require jsiefer/mage-mock

```

Create a PHPUnit `bootstrap.php` file and register the MagentMock to the ClassMocker and enable the ClassMocker.

```