Here is a decent landscape oriented unit-test template that I’ve been using. I’ve split off the individual tests into various other functions for my own sanity.
I’d love a better way to formulate the actual tests to have the name be equal to the test function, but that’s not a big deal at this point.
Specifying set_test_items requires a super simple fix (https://github.com/EllisLab/CodeIgniter/issues/395)
This goes in my debug.php controller. http://localhost/index.php/debug/unit_tests
public function unit_tests() {
$this->output->enable_profiler(FALSE);
$this->load->model(array('product_model','inventory_model', 'inventory_item_model'));
$this->load->library('unit_test');
$this->unit->use_strict(TRUE);
$this->unit->set_test_items(array('test_name','test_datatype','res_datatype', 'result','line'));
$str = '<tr>
{rows}
<td>
{result}
</td>
{/rows}
</tr>';
$this->unit->set_template($str);
$this->_run_unit_tests();
}
private function _run_unit_tests() {
echo '<table>';
echo '<tr><th width="45%">Test Name</th><th>Test Type</th><th>Result Type</th><th width="15%">Result</th><th>Line</th></tr>';
$this->_unit_test_inventory();
$this->_unit_test_permissions();
echo $this->unit->report();
echo '</table>';
}
private function _unit_test_inventory() {
$test = $this->product_model->is_serialized(5944);
$expected = TRUE;
$name = '$this->product_model->is_serialized(5944);';
$this->unit->run($test,$expected,$name);
}
private function _unit_test_permissions() {
$test = $this->acl->is_logged_in();
$expected = TRUE;
$name = '$this->acl->is_logged_in();';
echo $this->unit->run($test,$expected,$name);
$test = $this->acl->user_has_permission("employee");
$expected = TRUE;
$name = '$this->acl->user_has_permission("employee");';
$this->unit->run($test,$expected,$name);
}
I tried to attach a screenshot, but was unable to at this time.