/**
* @expectedException \Fortissimo\RequestNotFoundException
*/
public function testRequestNotFound()
{
// We don't want FOIL logger, so we create
// a registry froms scratch.
$registry = new \Fortissimo\Registry(__CLASS__);
$registry->route('default')->does('\\Fortissimo\\Command\\EchoText', 'echo')->using('text', 'TEST');
global $argv;
$runner = new CLIRunner($argv, STDOUT, STDIN);
$runner->useRegistry($registry)->run('noSuchRequest');
}
public function __construct($file = NULL)
{
if (isset($file)) {
\Fortissimo\Registry::initialize();
}
parent::__construct($file);
}
public function setUp()
{
Registry::initialize();
}
*/
require_once FORT_APP_PATH . '/vendor/autoload.php';
use Symfony\Component\Finder\Finder;
use Symfony\Component\Finder\Adapter\PhpAdapter;
use Fortissimo\CLI\Runtime\Runner;
use Fortissimo\Registry;
use Fortissimo\CLI\IO\BasicOutput;
use Fortissimo\CLI\IO\BasicPrompt;
global $argv;
$target = \Fortissimo\CLI\ParseOptions::getFirstArgument($argv);
if (empty($target)) {
$target = 'help';
}
// Build the registry. The name of the registry should be changed to a name for
// the application.
$registry = new Registry('fort-application');
// Adding prompts (input) and output.
$output = new BasicOutput();
$prompt = new BasicPrompt($output);
$registry->datasource(function () use($output) {
return $output;
}, 'output');
$registry->datasource(function () use($prompt) {
return $prompt;
}, 'prompt');
// The output injection logger puts any log messages into the buffer. Think of
// this like using print or echo.
$registry->logger('\\Fortissimo\\Logger\\OutputInjectionLogger', 'foil');
// Load all of the configuration files. They are loaded in alpha order.
$iterator = Finder::create()->files()->name('*.php')->in(array(FORT_APP_PATH . '/config'));
// Because this iterator may be used in a Phar file we want to specify the PhpAdapter.
<?php
/**
* @file
* The default registry for Fortissimo.
*
* DO NOT MODIFY. Your application should declare its own registry.
*/
use Fortissimo\Registry;
$register = new Registry('Fortissimo');
$register->route('@test');