I've been writing several tests for my bundle now, but I can't seem to
find the right way to handle the entity manager.
First of all: how do I get it? So far I've been using this:
$client = $this->createClient();
$em = $client->get('Doctrine')->getEntityManager();
Is this the right way? Seems a bit odd to be that I have to create a
client before I can use the EM, even though I'm testing a single
Entity
Also, I've been, within the tests themselves, creating and then
cleaning up database entries, which feels really wrong to me.
Especially when a test fails - the database is not cleaned up
afterwards, causing a next test run to fail.
My best bet is probably to use Doctrine, but with SQLite in memory,
and then create tables and loading some fixtures before every test,
but how exactly do I do this? Can anyone show me an example of how
this is done?
Lastly, if this is the way to go, how do I reset the SQLite to a
database with empty tables so I can reload my fixtures?
Regards,
Bart
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