. # This file is for running unit tests. Either on wfpl or your own code. require_once('code/wfpl/template.php'); require_once('code/wfpl/messages.php'); function file_run_unit_tests($filename) { require_once($filename); $func = basename($filename, '.php') . '_unit_tests_main'; if(function_exists($func)) { return $func(); } } # Run many unit tests. Pass a directory containing php files with tests in # them, and a space-separated list of their basenames. Each of those files is # expected to define a function _unit_tests_main which will run all # tests in that file. It should print a message() about each test that failed, # and return the number of tests that failed. function run_unit_tests($directory, $basenames) { $errors = 0; $basenames = explode(' ', $basenames); foreach($basenames as $basename) { $filename = "$directory/$basename.php"; message("running tests in $filename"); $errors += file_run_unit_tests($filename); } message("tests finished with $errors error" . enc_s($errors)); } # Call this to unit test wfpl. By default it tests everything, or you can pass # a space-separated list of the basenames of the files in code/wfpl/unit_tests/ # that you'd like to run. function unit_test_wfpl($basenames = 'format db misc') { tem_load('code/wfpl/unit_tests/template.html'); run_unit_tests('code/wfpl/unit_tests', $basenames); display_messages(); tem_output(); exit(); }