README

What is Phug Tester?

The Phug tester allow you to write unit tests easily for your Phug templates and get coverage of your tests.

As a PHPUnit extension, you can use all the features, options and same code you use usually running phpunit when your run the phug-tester command.

Installation

Install via Composer

composer require phug/tester

Requirements:

• PHP >= 7.0
• XDebug PHP extension
• PHPUnit >= 5.7 (installed automatically via composer)

Usage

./vendor/bin/phug-tester --pug-coverage-threshold=90 --pug-coverage-text --pug-coverage-html=coverage/pug

You can couple it with PHP coverage data as phug-tester use PHPUnit and is compatible with all its options:

./vendor/bin/phug-tester --coverage-text --pug-coverage-text --coverage-html=coverage --pug-coverage-html=coverage/pug

This will output in the CLI both PHP and Pug coverage summaries and it will dump as HTML PHP coverage in the directory coverage and Pug coverage in the sub-directory coverage/pug.

<?php

class MyTemplatesTest extends Phug\Tester\TestCase
{
    public function testContactView()
    {
        $html = $this->renderFile('views/contact.pug', [
            'title' => 'Add some locals',
        ]);
        self::assertContains('Bar', $html);
        self::assertNotContains('Foo', $html);
    }
}

The Phug\Tester\TestCase is needed to use Pug utils such as renderFile or if you need to get both PHP and Pug coverage in a single command.

As an alternative if you extend an other class, you can use the trait:

<?php

class MyTemplatesTest extends MyFramerowk\TestCase
{
    use Phug\Tester\TestCaseTrait;
}

Options

--pug-coverage-text display Pug coverage summary in the standard output of the CLI if present.

--pug-coverage-html dump coverage data as HTML in a directory, you have to specify the directory, example: --pug-coverage-html=/path/to/output/directory.

--pug-coverage-threshold test the coverage rate against a threshold, the command will fail if the threshold is not reached (status 1) and succeed if if does (status 0), you must specify a percentage between 0 and 100, example: --pug-coverage-threshold=90

Configuration

When using TestCaseTrait or extending TestCase, configuration methods are available to align the renderer behavior on your app test needs.

• getPaths by default ['views'], allows you to change base directories where your templates live.
• getExtensions by default ['', '.pug', '.jade'], allows you to change file extensions to detect as pug files (and suffixes that will be tried to be appended automatically). The default value implies for example that when calling ->renderFile('contact') it will look for the files contact, contact.pug and contact.jade.
• getRenderer by default 'Phug\Renderer', allows you to change the renderer engine to be used. It can be a class name (then it will be created on the fly) or it can be an instance used as is. But if you return an instance, you need to set the options manually on it.
• getRendererOptions by default:

[
   'extensions' => (array) $this->getExtensions(),
   'paths'      => (array) $this->getPaths(),
   'debug'      => true,
   'cache_dir'  => $cacheDirectory ?: sys_get_temp_dir().'/pug-cache-'.mt_rand(0, 9999999),
]

$cacheDirectory can be passed as an argument of the method.

By returning a new array in this method, you erase and replace all the options, but by using array_merge you can add an merge new options.

For example to add shared variables:

protected function getRendererOptions($cacheDirectory = null)
{
    return array_merge(parent::getRendererOptions($cacheDirectory), [
        'shared_variables' => [
            'locale' => 'en',
            'user'   => new User(),
        ],
    ];
}