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phpspec

phpspec is a tool which can help you write clean and working PHP code using behaviour driven development or BDD. BDD is a technique derived from test-first development.

BDD is a technique used at story level and spec level. phpspec is a tool for use at the spec level or SpecBDD. The technique is to first use a tool like phpspec to describe the behaviour of an object you are about to write. Next you write just enough code to meet that specification and finally you refactor this code.

List of commands for phpspec:

- phpspec
phpspec:tldr:0a7fa phpspec: Enable fake return values.

$ phpspec run --fake

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- phpspec
phpspec:tldr:0c256 phpspec: Disable code generation prompts.

$ phpspec run --no-code-generation

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- phpspec
phpspec:tldr:12c08 phpspec: Create a specification for a class.

$ phpspec describe ${class_name}

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phpspec:tldr:22c9a phpspec: Run specifications using a specific configuration file.

$ phpspec run -c ${path-to-configuration_file}

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phpspec:tldr:48af6 phpspec: Run specifications using a specific bootstrap file.

$ phpspec run -b ${path-to-bootstrap_file}

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phpspec:tldr:53d57 phpspec: Run all specifications in the "spec" directory.

$ phpspec run

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phpspec:tldr:8e160 phpspec: Run a single specification.

$ phpspec run ${path-to-class_specification_file}

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