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PHP UniTester is a unit testing library for PHP that provides a straightforward interface for writing and executing tests. It focuses on a minimalist approach, allowing developers to create assertions and organize tests at the lowest level of PHP, without reliance on complex external libraries.

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PHP UniTester
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**UniTester** is a lightweight, zero-dependency unit testing library for PHP. It is designed for developers who want to write tests at the lowest level of PHP, without the overhead or complexity of massive frameworks.

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🇬🇧 English Documentation
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### 💡 Philosophy

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- **Zero Dependency**: UniTester relies on no external libraries. Install it, and it works. No version conflicts, no bloated `vendor`.
- **Simplicity**: No magic, no complex annotations. Just PHP code.
- **Performance**: Built to be fast and to help you test your own code's performance.
- **Clarity**: Explicit error messages that tell you exactly what went wrong (types, JSON content, etc.).

### 📦 Installation

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```
composer require michel/unitester
```

### 🚀 Usage

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1. Create a `tests/` directory at your project root.
2. Create a test class extending `Michel\UniTester\TestCase`.
3. Implement the `execute()` method to list your tests.

Example:

```