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nette-intellij/intellij-nette-tester: Nette Tester integration into PhpStorm.

This plugin integrates Nette Tester into PhpStorm IDE.

This plugin is written for PhpStorm 2016.3 and above and is compiled for Java 8. You can find it in the Jetbrains plugin repository. Install it from Preferences → Plugins → Browse repositories... and search for Tester.

This plugin provides a new configuration type for Nette Tester:

• Test scope is the directory containing the tests you wish to run.
• Tester executable specifies path to the Tester runner (/path/to/your/project/vendor/bin/tester if you installed Tester via Composer).
• Tester options allows you to specify options for Tester script (refer to the docs). This field serves for options you cannot specify otherwise (see below).
• Setup script allows you to specify the setup script (--setup option). You can leave this field blank if you don't use any.
• Interpreter and interpreter options allow you to modify the environment in which your tests run (-p option and -d options).
• Path to php.ini specifies the configuration file to use (-c option). You can leave this field blank, in which case tests will run without any configuration loaded.

Composer seems to do some necessary, but unfortunate transformations on vendor binaries. Therefore you need to point the Tester executable option to the actual PHP file in /path/to/your/project/vendor/nette/tester/src/tester.php.

If you now run this configuration, test results will start to show in the Test Runner window:

To the left, there is a list of tests. You can toggle showing passed and skipped tests. If you click the test, you will see the detailed output in the console window to the right.

You can navigate between a class and its test, or create a test for a class easily, via Navigate → Test.

The navigation is based on convention (class name + Test suffix), the creation assumes your tests reside in the same namespace as the code; if you use a different scheme, you can configure source to test namespace mapping in the project settings under Languages & Frameworks → PHP → Nette Tester.

If you create a test for a class, the dialog now follows your namespace mapping and automatically updates the target test namespace (and directory, following the Directories project settings).

In the project settings, you can also configure the path to your test environment bootstrap file, which is then automatically required in the generated TestCase files.

You can right-click a single test method to run or even debug it in isolation. This merely executes the file as a PHP script, with the method name as a single argument.

You can right-click a directory to run the tests within it. For this to be truly a one-click action, you should configure the Tester executable in the Nette Tester default run configuration template.

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