PHPFIT is a PHP5 port of the FIT acceptance test framework. FIT was originally developed for Java by Ward Cunningham.

1. PHPFIT.php and PHPFIT/ must be in the PHP include path directory (as any PEAR package).

2. Check the file 'phpfit-run' and change the first line according to the path of your PHP command-line interpreter (usually /usr/bin/php).

3. (optional) Create a symbolic link to 'phpfit-run'. e.g: ln -s /path/to/phpfit-run /usr/local/bin So you can run 'phpfit-run' from anywhere.

4. Run it:

4a) From Fitnesse! (http://fitnesse.org/) ;)

put this in your wiki pages: !define COMMAND_PATTERN {php /path/to/phpfit/phpfit-fitnesse.php [/path/to/fixtures]}

4b) From the CLI:

phpfit-run path/to/input.html path/to/output.html [path/to/fixtures]

NOTE: [path/to/fixtures] is optional, by default it will check for fixtures in the include path and also relative to where you run 'phpfit-run'.

e.g: phpfit-run examples/input/arithmetic.html output.html

4c) From a Browser:

e.g: http://domain/path/to/phpfit/examples/run-web.php?input_filename=input/arithmetic.html

4d) From your own scripts:

Alternative: With Composer and Fit Shelf:
See Readme.md of metaclass's fit-skeleton package. (Supports Mixed Data Typing, You don't have to specify type info)

In your fixtures you must specify the data types of each variable and function return. e.g:

class YourClass extends PHPFIT_Fixture_Column {
...
public $typeDict = array(
	"x" 		=> "integer",
	"y" 		=> "integer",
	"plus()" 	=> "integer"
);
...
}

here are the possibilities:

• "integer" or "int"
• "bool" or "boolean"
• "double" or "float"
• "string"
• "ScientificDouble"

• TimedAction: finish "time" and "split" columns
• Pass the FIT specification tests.
• Finish documenting the code according to the PEAR standard.

Luis Floreani [email protected]

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