avvertix / wptesttool
The Command Line Interface for creating the Wordpress unit test environment for your plugin.
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Requires
- php: >=5.6.5
- guzzlehttp/guzzle: ^6.2.0
- seld/jsonlint: ~1.5.0
- symfony/console: ~2.8.0
- symfony/finder: ~2.8.0
Requires (Dev)
- kherge/box: ~2.7.4
- phpunit/phpunit: ~5.7.0
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Last update: 2022-04-08 17:38:35 UTC
README
Wordpress UnitTest tools
This project serves as command line to enable the download of the Wordpress Unittests helper functions and setup the environment for executing your plugin Unit Tests
This suite is heavily inspired by the WordPress REST API plugin install-wp-test.sh shell script. That script was a great source to learn how to unittest Wordpress plugins.
Compatible with Wordpress 4.4.2
What?
This toolset, available also in a phar version, downloads the Wordpress release, the Unit Tests includes and assist you during the execution configuration of the tests
Usage
step 1
In order to configure the required dependencies neeeded to execute a Wordpress based unit test execute:
[php] ./bin/wptesttools.phar configure [--db=] [--user=] [--pass=] [--host=] [wp-version]
Available parameters
| parameter | purpose |
|---|---|
wp-version |
The Wordpress version to use for the tests (e.g. 4.4.2). Default value if not specified is latest therefore the latest release will be used |
Available options
| option | default value | purpose |
|---|---|---|
db |
wptest |
The test database name |
user |
wptest |
The test database username |
pass |
wptest |
The test database password |
host |
localhost |
The test database host |
step 2
Now you can create a stub of the phpunit.xml file and the bootstrap to be loaded when running the unit tests.
To create the stub files launch
[php] ./bin/wptesttools.phar stub [--plugin=plugin.php] [test-folder]
| parameter | purpose |
|---|---|
test-folder |
The folder where you will place the unit-tests. Default tests |
| option | description |
|---|---|
plugin |
You can specify the file that will be readed by Wordpress to load the plugin |
The boostrap will enable the usage of an environment variable called PLUGIN_FILE you can use to specify the main file that will load the plugin in Wordpress.
Full Commands List
downloadwp Command
Download a Wordpress version and extracts into ./tmp/wordpress/
[php] ./bin/wptesttools.phar downloadwp [wp-version]
| parameter | purpose |
|---|---|
wp-version |
The Wordpress version to use for the tests (e.g. 4.4.2). Default value if not specified is latest therefore the latest release will be used |
installwp Command
Download the Wordpress unit test inclusions and the example wp-config to be used when running the tests. The folder used is ./tmp/
[php] ./bin/wptesttools.phar installwp [wp-version]
| parameter | purpose |
|---|---|
wp-version |
The Wordpress version to use for the tests (e.g. 4.4.2). Default value if not specified is latest therefore the latest release will be used |
stub Command
Creates the phpunit.xml and a boostrap.php file that define the uni tests configuration and the loader of the dependencies for running the tests.
[php] ./bin/wptesttools.phar stub [--plugin=plugin.php] [test-folder]
| parameter | purpose |
|---|---|
test-folder |
The folder where you will place the unit-tests. Default tests |
| option | description |
|---|---|
plugin |
You can specify the file that will be readed by Wordpress to load the plugin |
phpunit |
You can specify the PHPUnit configuration file name (default phpunit.xml) |
the phpunit.xml file will be created in the current directory from which the wptesttools binary is executed, while the boostrap.php will be created in the test-folder.
calling multiple times the stub command will overwrite existing files