Phew is Jasmine-like testing framework for PHP. For now it's in exploring stage.

The goal of this project is to write tests as easily as in Jasmine.

<?php
describe('Phew', function () {
    it('should be easy to write PHP tests', function () {
        expect('writing PHP tests')->not->toBe('difficult');
    });
});

It is highly recommended to install Phew using Composer - http://getcomposer.org/.

Run following commands:

$ composer global require janvoracek/phew:dev-master

Try to run phew. If the command is not found, you have to add $HOME/.composer/vendor/bin (Mac) or %APPDATA%/Composer/bin (Win) to your PATH.

Phew is designed to be as similar as possible to Jasmine. The biggest differences are caused by differences between PHP and JS:

• Different object operator. JS uses "dot" (.), PHP uses "arrow" (->).
• The use statement for closures. It makes the tests looking not so good. Deal with it :)

There is for now only basic set of matchers:

• toBe
• toBeNull
• toBeTrue
• toBeFalse

• toEqual
• toBeEmpty
• toBeTruthy
• toBeFalsy

• toBeA
• toBeAn (alias of toBeA)
• toBeInstanceOf (alias of toBeA)
• toImplement (alias of toBeA)

• toStartsWith
• toMatch

It is quiet simple to add custom matcher. Your matcher have to implement the Phew\Matchers\Matcher interface and you have to register it.

Sample matcher:

class GreaterThanMatcher implements Matcher {

    /** @var number */
    private $minimum;
    /** @var number */
    private $actual;

    public function __construct($minimum = null) {
        $this->minimum = $minimum;
    }

    public function matches($actual) {
        $this->actual = $actual;
        return $actual > $this->minimum;
    }

    public function getFailureMessage() {
        return "Expected {$this->actual} to be greater than {$this->minimum}";
    }

    public function getNegativeFailureMessage() {
        return "Expected {$this->actual} not to be greater than {$this->minimum}";
    }
}

Registering:

\Phew\Expectations\Expectation::addMatcher('toBeGreaterThan', 'GreaterThanMatcher');

Copyright (c) 2013 Jan Voracek. This software is licensed under the MIT License.