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I recently wrote an article about testing CakePHP controllers the hard way where I covered testing controllers by running their methods manually. I hinted at some additional tricks that could be performed by using Mock Objects. Today I’m going to spill the beans on Mocks, and how I use them when testing my Controllers. What is a Mock Object First figuring out what Mock objects are and are not is i
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By now you already know or should know about CakeTestCase::testAction() and the wondrous things it can do. However, testAction has a few shortcomings. It can’t handle redirects, it doesn’t let you use the power of Mocks, and its impossible to make assertions on object state changes. Sometimes you need to do things the hard way, stick your fingers in the mud and work it out. However, knowing how to
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As you may or may not know CakePHP is transitioning to PHPUnit and with this transition comes a totally new Mock object interface/implementation. After porting some intensive mock object tests, I thought I would share what I’ve learned about the differences and similarities between the mocks in SimpleTest you may be familiar with. Things that are the same The basic premise of mocks is exactly the
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I recently had a fun idea, that I wanted to try and implement for PHPUnit. I really like coloured console output. PHPUnit already has the option for coloured output, but I wanted more. I wanted to get coloured text for F, E, S, and I that showed up in the test run progress. I also figured this might be something others might want, and that I’d create a patch for PHPUnit. This of course meant I’d n
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