Category Archives: PHP Testing

TAP Compliant PHP Testing Harness

I have been doing a fair bit of thinking concerning testing over the last couple of days. This was partially driven by a couple of emails Paul and I have sent back and forth as well as a posting in … Continue reading

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Updated Simpletest+Apache-Test

A couple days ago I came across a post in Chris Shiflett’s blog concerning a tutorial that Geoff Young and he were giving at JApacheCon. Part of this post was giving some information on a small extension I wrote for … Continue reading

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Implementing Apache-Test Support into Simple Test

I have successfully gotten Simple Test to test itself in Apache-Test. It wasn’t that hard really. I have added very basic Apache-Test support by just subclassing the SimpleReporter class in SimpleTest. The new class name is TAPReporter. It basically just … Continue reading

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TAP Format Explained (Apache-Test)

As some of you know I am currently working on a project to allow Simple Test to be Apache-Test compliant. The process to take in doing so is to enable Simple Test to produce TAP compliant output. To do so … Continue reading

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I think I finally understand Apache-Test

I told Marcus Baker a couple of weeks ago that I would like to lend a hand in figuring out the best way to get SimpleTest working with Apache-Test. I actually was able to put quite a bit of time … Continue reading

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