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phalcana/unittest
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Unit testing module for Phalcana using PHPUnit

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Phalcana Unit Testing Module
============================

[](#phalcana-unit-testing-module)

This is a Unit testing module for Phalcana. This does not actually contain any of the tests, the tests are defined in the tests folder for each module and in the core.

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

[](#installation)

This module is installed by default with the Phalcana project by composer for more information see the [Phalcana Project](http://github.com/braf/phalcana-unittest)

Running Tests
-------------

[](#running-tests)

The unit tests can be run by using the one of following commands from the project root directory.

Using the binary that comes from installing via composer.

```
vendor/phpunit/phpunit/phpunit --bootstrap modules/unittest/index.php modules/unittest/tests.php
```

With php unit installed globally on your system.

```
phpunit --bootstrap modules/unittest/index.php modules/unittest/tests.php
```

Writing tests
-------------

[](#writing-tests)

Tests are stored in the appropriate module in a folder called `tests` and should extend be the in the namespace `Phalcana\Tests` and should extend the class `Phalcana\Unittests\TestCase`.

Please find below an example unit test header.

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