Hello,
What's the general way of writing unit tests in Agavi? I want to get
into the habit of writing tests while writing my code.
I've examined the "test" folder in the Agavi source, but whenever I
instantiate a class, I get a "class not found" error. How can I
automagically include my classes?
Currently, I'm doing this in order to include the classes:
$app_dir = AgaviConfig::get('core.app_dir');
require_once "$app_dir/modules/FooBar/lib/action/FooBarBaseAction.class.php";
class FooBarBaseActionTest extends AgaviPhpUnitTestCase
{
public function testDoSomething()
{
$blah = new FooBarBaseAction();
// assert something something
}
}
Is this the correct way of doing it? I have this feeling that it's
not... my code looks like a temporary hack... =)
Thanks!
[ simon.cpu ]
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