Troy, you are right. Xdebug seems to be the only way to gather the
coverage report information. And it woorks quite well.
Take a look at
http://webtest-community.canoo.com/wiki/space/PHP+Code+Coverage+Testing
To find out how I've set up my Code Coverage Analysis for PHP.
I guess this text already contains enough information to set up your own
environment, but feel free to contact me if you have any problems. I
will also try to get into more details asap.
Cheers,
Ralf
PS: yes, PHPunit has some kind of Code Coverage include, but I didn't
manage to get it going. The aproach decribed in the wiki works great -
even for you unit tests if you use an HTMLrunner.
Troy McGuire wrote:
As far as I know, code coverage for PHP doesn't exist with WebTest,
however, you can get code coverage results using PHPUnit (actually I
think it won't be a feature until version 3). Using it with Phing gives
a nice HTML report from what I've seen. I was unable to get viewable
results with PHPUnit2, but I could easily be doing something wrong. So
far, all tools that offer code coverage for PHP use Xdebug, so you'll
need the libraries, etc associated with that. Good Luck!
-Troy
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Ralf Müller wrote:
Hi!
...just wanted to ask if there is an interest on how to do Code
Coverage (Line Coverage) Testing for PHP with Webtest?
If yes, I could compile some how-tos...
Cheers,
Ralf
PS: If you don't knwo what I mean by "Code Coverage": Imagine a tool
which will show you your sourcecode with all lines of code highlighted
which where _not_ executed during one of your tests...
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