public function testIncludePath()
{
Config::includePath('foo/bar');
$cfg = Config::getConfiguration();
$this->assertEquals(1, count($cfg[Config::PATHS]));
Config::includePath('foo/bar2');
$cfg = Config::getConfiguration();
$this->assertEquals(2, count($cfg[Config::PATHS]));
}
*/
/**
* @page include_path_config Include Paths
*
* To declare a new include path, you will want to use code like this:
*
* @code
* <?php
* Config::includePath('path/to/some/classes');
* ?>
* @endcode
*
* By default, Fortissimo uses a flat namespace (no deeply nested directories) because Fortissimo
* itself is a thin framework.
*/
Config::includePath('core/Fortissimo/Theme');
// Include the Theme classes, which are optional.
// Uncomment this to support advanced CLI commands.
// Config::includePath('core/Fortissimo/CLI');
/**
* @page datasource_config Datasources
* Fortissimo provides a very thin database abstraction layer.
*
* To use it with MongoDB, simply customize the setup below. To use another
* database, implement FortissimoDatasource, and then use the implementing
* class in the invoke method here.
*
* @code
* Config::datasource('db') // Name of datasource
* ->whichInvokes('FortissimoMongoDatasource') // The class it uses
* // Parameters for the FortissimoMongoDatasource:
