Utility classes to make unit testing life easier.
In PHPUnit 10 withConsecutive method was removed. To still be able to migrate existing codebases a replacement method:
PHPUnit <= 9.5:
$mock->method('myMethod')->withConsecutive([123, 'foobar'], [456]);
PHPUnit >= 9.6:
$mock->method('myMethod')->with(...consecutive([123, 'foobar'], [456]));
Testing a Symfony controller internally invokes the dependency container. A utility class to mock these classes more easily.
use DR\PHPUnitExtensions\Symfony\AbstractControllerTestCase;
class MyControllerTest extends AbstractControllerTestCase
{
public function myTest(): void
{
$this->expectDenyAccessUnlessGranted('attribute', null, true);
$this->expectGetUser(new User());
$this->expectCreateForm(TextType::class);
($this->controller)();
}
public function getController() {
return new MyController();
}
}
Methods
expectGetUser
expectDenyAccessUnlessGranted
expectCreateForm
expectAddFlash
expectGenerateUrl
expectRedirectToRoute
expectForward
expectRender
TestCase for testing Symfony ConstraintValidators.
use DR\PHPUnitExtensions\Symfony\AbstractConstraintValidatorTestCase;
class MyConstraintValidatorTest extends AbstractConstraintValidatorTestCase
{
public function testValidate(): void
{
$this->expectBuildViolation($constraint->message, ['parameter' => 123])
->expectSetCode(789)
->expectAtPath('path')
->expectAddViolation();
$this->validator->validate(123, $this->constraint);
}
protected function getValidator(): ConstraintValidator
{
return new MyConstraintValidator();
}
protected function getConstraint(): Constraint
{
return new MyConstraint();
}
}
Methods
assertHandlesIncorrectConstraintType
expectNoViolations
expectBuildViolation(): ConstraintViolationBuilderAssertion
ConstraintViolationBuilderAssertion
expectSetInvalidValue
expectSetPlural
expectSetCode
expectSetCause
expectSetTranslationDomain
expectSetParameters
expectSetParameter
expectSetParameterWithConsecutive
expectAtPath
expectAddViolation
The ResponseAssertions trait provides a set of assertion methods designed to streamline the testing of Symfony HTTP responses. This trait includes methods for verifying the status code, response message content and specific types of responses such as JSON responses
Methods
assertJsonResponse
assertResponse
assertResponseIsSuccessful
assertResponseIsRedirection
assertResponseIsClientError
assertResponseIsServerError
The ClockTestTrait provides a set of methods to manipulate the current time in tests. This trait will automatically freeze the time at the start of
each test. The trait also provides methods to get the current time as timestamp or DateTimeImmutable
object,
Methods
self::time(): int
self::now(): DateTimeImmutable
self::sleep(int|float $seconds): void
self::assertNow()
self::assertSameTime()
At 123inkt (Part of Digital Revolution B.V.), every day more than 50 development professionals are working on improving our internal ERP and our several shops. Do you want to join us? We are looking for developers.