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By clicking the ‘+’ button you can add entries to the include path. To change the interpreter, you click the button with the three dots to select the path to your php. These are editable, but I did not check if that actually takes effect. One nifty little feature here is the little ‘i’ button, that brings up all ini settings if you click it. Make sure you add the path where PHPUnit lives (in my case that is “/Applications/MAMP/bin/php/php5.3.6/lib”). In the same dialog, you can add entries to the include path for your php version. See the next image for how it is done in PHPStorm.
This is much the same as it is in ZendStudio.
In case you have several versions of php available on your system, you can configure which one PHPStorm should use. In that case, you don’t have installed PHPUnit for the php version PHPStorm is using. This is the exact error message: “Unable to attach test reporter to test framework or test framework quit unexpectedly”. PHPStorm will tell you it could not connect a testreporter if it can’t find PHPUnit. It will not tell you, it will just not run. One of the things that will go wrong in ZendStudio is that you forget to include PHPUnit on the include path of your project, in which case ZendStudio cannot find the PHPUnit library. When setting up a run configuration, you can define the scope: Directory, Class, Method or As Defined in the Configuration File, which is absolutely a great feature. Once it is setup, you will be able to select the run configuration from the menu bar and you get the opportunity to edit it as well. In PHPStorm, you just choose ‘Run’ from the context menu (see image).Īnother option in the PHPStorm context menu is to setup a run configuration for the file.
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The context menu is what you see when you click your right mouse button on the code you are editing and that is also the file that contains the unit test that you want to run. In ZendStudio, you have to select ‘run as PHPUnit test’ from the context menu. Just in case I forget how it all works, I write this down.įirst of all, there are some differences in how PHPStorm and ZendStudio approach unit testing. This wasn’t quite as hard as I imagined: like anything else in PHPStorm, it is easy to find and easy to setup. I always liked running unit tests in ZendStudio, although this wasn’t always easy to setup, so I feared the new learning curve ahead of me. I only recently switched from ZendStudio to PHPStorm and I didn’t yet run any PHPUnit unit tests from inside PHPStorm.
Last night I wanted to run a unit test for Zend Framework 1.11.
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