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The Pragmatic Programmer, Tip 49:\n \"Test your software, or your users will.\"<\/p>\n\n
PressTest is a WordPress plugin aimed at simplifying writing unit tests for Plugins. It integrates phpUnit and qUnit within WordPress, allowing you to test your plugins without leaving the comfort of your browser -- or having to create a fresh install.<\/p>\n\n
Drop your plugin's unit tests into a ptest folder within the plugin's root directory (at the moment only the 1st level of the directory is tested for tests) and a link will appear on the Plugins page to run tests.<\/p>\n\n
At the moment, PressTest provides a file that mocks all core functions in WordPress, all of which call a 'mime' to imitate the function as required by you. Read the internal documentation in the file pt-mime.php to see how to customize mocked function and class behaviour. Tests for PT_Mime at ptests\/PT_Mime_Test.php will further help in understanding usage.<\/p>\n\n
Note: This plugin follows semantic tagging -- in short, consider all versions starting as 0.x unstable; feature releases incrementing by .x, bugfix releases by .0x and backwards incompatible changes with x.00.<\/p>\n\n
Add the presstest folder to your PressTest is a memory intensive plugin, particularly while it generates the mock functions.<\/p>\n\n It attempts to increase the maximum running time during runtime but that can fail depending on your server's settings.<\/p>\n\n This is something that will be resolved by the first release: till then I recommend using this plugin strictly on your dev setup.<\/p><\/dd>\n As a hackish way to get around modifying phpUnit, the include path is modified on runtime. If your server doesn't permit changing the include path, then the tests will not run.<\/p>\n\n Again, this is something that will be resolved by the first release.<\/p><\/dd>\n Because.<\/p><\/dd>\n\n<\/dl>\n\n\n<install>\/wp-content\/plugins\/<\/code> directory.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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