Scenario Testing
Scenario testing lets you repeat a test many times, with different input and expected outputs, without writing much code.
If you find yourself repeating the same test multiple times, you might find that a scenario test will save you lots of lines of code. The example below replaces five individual tests with a single test that runs the five different scenarios.
class ScenarioTestFixture extends \Enhance\TestFixture { public function addTwoNumbersWithScenariosExpectReturnValues() { $target = \Enhance\Core::getCodeCoverageWrapper('ScenarioExampleClass'); $scenario = \Enhance\Core::getScenario($target, 'addTwoNumbers'); $scenario->with(1, 2)->expect(3); $scenario->with(3, 4)->expect(7); $scenario->with(3, -4)->expect(-1); $scenario->with(-3, -4)->expect(-7); $scenario->with(3.14, 4.14)->expect(7.28); $scenario->VerifyExpectations(); } }
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