PHPFIT

PHPFIT is a PHP5 port of the FIT acceptance test framework. FIT was originally developed for Java by Ward Cunningham.

SYNOPSYS

1. PHPFIT.php and PHPFIT/ must be in the PHP include path directory (as any PEAR package).

2. Check the file 'phpfit-run' and change the first line according to the path of your PHP command-line interpreter (usually /usr/bin/php).

3. (optional) Create a symbolic link to 'phpfit-run'. e.g: ln -s /path/to/phpfit-run /usr/local/bin So you can run 'phpfit-run' from anywhere.

4. Run it:

4a) From Fitnesse! (http://fitnesse.org/) ;)

put this in your wiki pages: !define COMMAND_PATTERN {php /path/to/phpfit/phpfit-fitnesse.php [/path/to/fixtures]}

4b) From the CLI:

phpfit-run path/to/input.html path/to/output.html [path/to/fixtures]

NOTE: [path/to/fixtures] is optional, by default it will check for fixtures in the include path and also relative to where you run 'phpfit-run'.

e.g: phpfit-run examples/input/arithmetic.html output.html

4c) From a Browser:

e.g: http://domain/path/to/phpfit/examples/run-web.php?input_filename=input/arithmetic.html

4d) From your own scripts:

Alternative: With Composer and Fit Shelf:
See Readme.md of metaclass's fit-skeleton package. (Supports Mixed Data Typing, You don't have to specify type info)

DATA TYPES

In your fixtures you must specify the data types of each variable and function return. e.g:

class YourClass extends PHPFIT_Fixture_Column {
...
public $typeDict = array(
	"x" 		=> "integer",
	"y" 		=> "integer",
	"plus()" 	=> "integer"
);
...
}

here are the possibilities:

• "integer" or "int"
• "bool" or "boolean"
• "double" or "float"
• "string"
• "ScientificDouble"

TODO

• TimedAction: finish "time" and "split" columns
• Pass the FIT specification tests.
• Finish documenting the code according to the PEAR standard.

AUTHOR

Luis Floreani [email protected]

COPYRIGHT AND LICENCE

Copyright (c) 2002-2005 Cunningham & Cunningham, Inc. Released under the terms of the GNU General Public License version 2 or later.