Reports

Enhance PHP has Command Line, HTML and XML reports.

To get your preferred report, you just pass in the type of report you want:

\Enhance\Core::runTests('Html');

You can use the built-in constants rather than magic strings:

\Enhance\Core::runTests(\Enhance\TemplateType::Html);

The available options are:

• \Enhance\TemplateType::Html
  
• \Enhance\TemplateType::Xml
  
• \Enhance\TemplateType::Cli
• \Enhance\TemplateType::Tap
  

Here are examples of the reports...

Command Line

If you run Enhance PHP from the command line, you will automatically get the command line version of the report - you can also get the command line output in your browser using:

\Enhance\Core::runTests(\Enhance\TemplateType::Cli);

Simply run the command from the folder containing your test file, calling the php program and passing in the file name of your test file.

These examples are from a Windows machine, but it works just as well on your Linux machine too.

C:\enhance\tests> C:\php\php5.3.0\php.exe MyTest.php

Html

\Enhance\Core::runTests(); // html is the default option

You can view a live HTML report here .

TAP

TAP (Test Anything Protocol) is a specific format that outputs test results in machine readable format.

1..3
ok 1 assertAreIdenticalWithIdenticalIntegers - Passed
ok 2 assertAreIdenticalWithDifferentIntegers - Passed
ok 3 assertAreIdenticalWithIdenticalStrings - Passed

Xml

You can opt for XML reports if you prefer, simply set XML as the output type when you call runTests:

\Enhance\Core::runTests(\Enhance\TemplateType::Xml);

Here is an example of the output.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
	<enhance>
		<result>Test Failed</result>
		<testResults>
			<fail>AddTwoNumbersWith5and5Expect9Test - Failed</fail>
			<pass>AddTwoNumbersWith3and2Expect5Test - Passed</pass>
			<pass>AddTwoNumbersWith4and2Expect6Test - Passed</pass>
		</testResults>
		<codeCoverage>
			<method>
				<name>ExampleClass->AddTwoNumbers</name>
				<timesCalled>3</timesCalled>
			</method>
		</codeCoverage>
		<testRunDuration>0</testRunDuration>
	</enhance>