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oscarricardosan/phpunitg\_laravel
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Phpunit test management package, in multiple app in local environment.

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PhpunitG Package
================

[](#phpunitg-package)

Client package for  .

Install
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[](#install)

1. In your terminal:

```
$ composer require --dev oscarricardosan/phpunitg_laravel
```

2. When you register the application with  it generates a token which you must put in the .env of the application.

```
PHPUNITG_TOKEN=Generated_token

```

3. Add the service provider to your config/app.php file:

```
 \Oscarricardosan\PhpunitgLaravel\OscarricardosanPhpunitgServiceProvider::class
```

4. Select the tests that you want to be scanned and put @phpunitG in phpDoc comments, with this you indicate to the package that this class must be scanned.

Optional, after @phpunitG you can put text that will serve as a tag name, if you do not put it it will remain as "No Tag".

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