blackfire-extension allows you to use blackfire assertions inside atoum.
The Blackfire PHP-SDK has a built-in PHPUnit integration. This extension does the same, but for atoum.
Let's take this example.
namespace Tests\Units;
use Example as TestedClass;
use atoum;
class Example extends atoum
{
protected $blackfire;
public function testExemple()
{
$config = new \Blackfire\Profile\Configuration();
$config
->assert('main.wall_time < 2s', "Temps d'execution")
;
$callback = function() {
sleep(4);
//some code and/or atoum assertions
$this->boolean(true)->isTrue();
};
$this
->blackfireProfile($this->getBlackfireClient(), $callback, $config)
->matchesAssertions()
;
}
private function getBlackfireClient()
{
if (null === $this->blackfire) {
$config = new \Blackfire\ClientConfiguration($_ENV['BLACKFIRE_CLIENT_ID'], $_ENV['BLACKFIRE_CLIENT_TOKEN']);
$this->blackfire = new \Blackfire\Client($config);
}
return $this->blackfire;
}
}When running this test, the callback will be automatically instrumented and execute on Blackfire the assertions defined by the Configuration. If they fail, an atoum error will be displayed.The above example will have this output :
Install extension using composer:
composer require --dev atoum/blackfire-extension
Enable the extension using atoum configuration file:
<?php
// .atoum.php
require_once __DIR__ . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . 'vendor' . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . 'autoload.php';
$runner->addExtension(new \mageekguy\atoum\blackfire\extension());If you need to run the tests without the blackfire extension, you can use atoum's tags and the ruler extension.