A simple, closure-based Test class.
Rope in sliver as a Composer dependency:
# composer require --dev maxvu/sliver
Instantiate maxvu\sliver\Test, using a closure exhibiting the behavior to test as its only constructor argument.
<?php
use maxvu\sliver\Test;
$tests = [
(new Test( function ( $test ) {
# ...
} ))->name( '1 + 1 = 2' );
];
?>Use $test->assert() to capture a value and any of the following methods to apply expectations to it:
<?php
$test->assert( $a )->like( $b ) # $a == $b
$test->assert( $a )->eq( $b ) # $a === $b
$test->assert( $a )->ne( $b ) # $a != $b
$test->assert( $a )->gt( $b ) # $a > $b
$test->assert( $a )->ge( $b ) # $a >= $b
$test->assert( $a )->lt( $b ) # $a < $b
$test->assert( $a )->le( $b ) # $a <= $b
$test->assert( $a )->null( $b ) # $a === null
$test->assert( $a )->true( $b ) # $a === true
$test->assert( $a )->false( $b ) # $a === false
$test->assert( $a )->truthy( $b ) # $a
$test->assert( $a )->falsy( $b ) # !$a
$test->assert( $a )->contains( $b ) # in_array( $b, $a ) OR
# false !== strpos( strval( $a ), strval( $b ) )
$test->assert( $a )->matches( $b ) # preg_match( $b, $a );
?>Provide a list of these Tests to a maxvu\sliver\Runner (like maxvu\sliver\ConsoleRunner) and call run() on it:
<?php
require 'vendor/autoload.php';
use maxvu\sliver\Test;
use maxvu\sliver\ConsoleRunner;
(new ConsoleRunner([
(new Test( function ( $test ) {
$test->assert( 1 + 1 )->eq( 2 );
} ))->name( '1 + 1 = 2' )
]))->show_passing( 1 )->run();
?>Have printed out to the console information about each test:
$ php tests.php
1 + 1 = 2 [ OK ] (0.00045s)
1 / 1 tests passing (100.00%)
2 / 2 conditions passing (100.00%)
$
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