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I was wondering if there are any examples of using phpunit with flightphp for feature testing? I have come from a Laravel background and as well as unit tests you can write feature tests which start up the laravel application (with a test specific config) so you can integration test your endpoints. I'm trying to replicate something like this but not sure how to get started. Thanks for any tips :) |
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Are you asking about more Functional Unit tests like actually spinning up the framework, giving it a fake URL to route to, route to that controller, and do the thing in the controller? If so, you're in luck cause the entire FlightTest.php file does just that! |
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Perfect, thank you, I've got my first test working! 👍 |
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One thing I thought about that you'll probably want to do. If you're writing unit tests and functional unit tests in your codebase, I would highly recommend you look at using a DIC (Dependency Injection Container). https://docs.flightphp.com/en/v3/learn/dependency-injection-container This will make it easier to unit test your controllers allowing you to mock database calls, cache calls, etc with greater ease in your app instead of throwing everything into a |
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Thanks - I had already set up DICE! Really enjoying learning FlightPHP so far :) |
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Well hop in the discord or matrix chat and say hi then! |
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Are you asking about more Functional Unit tests like actually spinning up the framework, giving it a fake URL to route to, route to that controller, and do the thing in the controller?
If so, you're in luck cause the entire FlightTest.php file does just that!