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Direktori : /var/www/html/car_rent/vendor/phpspec/phpspec/features/formatter/ |
Current File : /var/www/html/car_rent/vendor/phpspec/phpspec/features/formatter/use_the_junit_formatter.feature |
Feature: Use the JUnit formatter In order to provide my CI tool with parsable phpspec results As a developer I need to be able to use a JUnit formatter Scenario: Successfully export phpspec results in JUnit format Given the spec file "spec/Formatter/SpecExample/MarkdownSpec.php" contains: """ <?php namespace spec\Formatter\SpecExample; use PhpSpec\ObjectBehavior; use Prophecy\Argument; class MarkdownSpec extends ObjectBehavior { // passed function it_converts_plain_text_to_html_paragraphs() { $this->toHtml('Hi, there')->shouldReturn('<p>Hi, there</p>'); } // pending function it_converts_html_paragraph_to_plain_text() { } // failed function it_formats_asterik_surrounding_text_in_italic() { $this->toHtml('*How are you?*')->shouldReturn('<i>How are you?</i>'); } // broken function it_formats_empty_text() { $this->toHtml('')->shouldReturn('<p></p>'); } // skipped function it_does_some_incompatible_things() { throw new \PhpSpec\Exception\Example\SkippingException(); } } """ And the class file "src/Formatter/SpecExample/Markdown.php" contains: """ <?php namespace Formatter\SpecExample; class Markdown { public function toHtml($text) { if (empty($text)) { throw new \InvalidArgumentException('Text cannot be empty: &$£€<>"'); } return sprintf('<p>%s</p>', $text); } } """ When I run phpspec using the "junit" format Then I should see valid junit output