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If you’ve been around PHP for more than a little while, you’ve no doubt started to test your code. And if you ask anyone in the PHP space what to use for writing unit tests, likely the first answer that they’ll give you is PHPUnit. It’s the de facto standard in the PHP community, and with good reason. But it’s not the only choice. Whilst it does command the lion’s share, other choices abound, one of which I’m going to take you through in this tutorial; it’s called atoum.

In this article, Martin Fowler explains how mock objects work, how they encourage testing based on behavior verification, and how the community around them uses them to develop a different style of testing

PowerMock uses a custom classloader and bytecode manipulation to enable mocking of static methods, constructors, final classes and methods, private methods, removal of static initializers and more. Currently PowerMock supports EasyMock and Mockito

Framework de mock java

Article expliquant en quoi librairie Mockito fait bien la différence entre les indirect input et les indirect output.

experiences in software development, and testing in particular

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