Sebastian Bergmann

3 Comments to "Testing with PHPUnit and Selenium"

1. Joshua May
   14/09/2007 at 06:31 Permalink
   Nice, thanks!
   
   I've been writing a plugin for symfony to use PHPUnit instead of their testing framework.
   
   Only issue I've had (in PHPUnit 3.2 at least) is that all of the methods and variables on PHPUnit_Util_Log_TAP are private instead of protected - I wanted to add colour support, which means overwriting way more than I needed to.
   
   Other than that, the Selenium integration is wonderful, and PHPUnit is making me happy to be a PHP dev again!

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2. Sebastian Bergmann
   14/09/2007 at 13:39 Permalink
   Hello Joshua,
   
   I opened up the TAP class and changed the attributes and methods in question to be protected instead of private.
   
   HTH,
   Sebastian

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3. Joshua May
   14/09/2007 at 14:30 Permalink
   Thanks so much! That'll save me writing nasty comments about you in the PHPDoc ;)
   
   Cheers,
   Josh

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