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generator-php-library

v1.1.0

Published

A generator for Yeoman to generate boilerplate for a PHP library with support for PHPUnit

Downloads

10

Readme

Generator-php-library

A generator for Yeoman to generate boilerplate for a PHP library with support for PHPUnit.

Getting started

  • Make sure you have yo installed: npm install -g yo
  • Install the generator: npm install -g generator-php-library
  • Run: yo php-library

What the generator does for you

The generator will automatically create the following boilerplate for you:

  • creates correctly namespaced folder structure for your library:
    • /src folder structure for your PHP code
    • /tests folder structure for your PHPUnit unit tests
  • installs and configures PHPUnit:
    • installs PHPUnit using composer
    • creates a phpunit.xml and Bootstrap.php file for PHPUnit
    • creates GruntJS configuration for running PHPUnit using GruntJS
    • creates a sample unit test file SampleTest.php
  • creates configuration files:
    • composer.json with autoloader support for your library
    • package.json with the right dependencies to lint and unit test your code
    • Gruntfile.js with the configuration to lint and unit test your code
  • generates an autoloader for your library using composer

How to add code to your library

Add your library classes in the namespaced directories in the /src directory.

How to add unit tests

Add your unit tests in the namespaced directories in the /tests directory.

How to test your code

Run grunt to lint your PHP code and run your unit tests:

grunt

Change log

1.0.0

  • First public release

1.1.0

  • Added GruntJS support for linting PHP using the grunt-phplint plugin
  • Added GruntJS support for unit testing using the grunt-phpunit plugin
  • Added GruntJS support for PHP Code Sniffer using the grunt-phpcs plugin
  • Added basic .gitignore
  • Spoecial thanks to @melindrea for providing the idea to include GruntJS support

License

MIT License