PHPSpec2 documentation availalble

[MissYeh]

Im fairly new to PHPSpec and in the dark of all available matchers.

Examples I found in other people's code but didn't find in the current manual:

• beConstructedWith

• shouldNotBeLocked

• etc

I've googled and googled for it but couldn't find anything other than the manual of the phpspec site and broken links to the old phpspec documentation.

Does anyone have or know where to find full documentation or tell me what I'm not seeing?

Thanks,

Kana

[Marco Lopes]

Hi Kana,

I think beConstructedWith is related with Prophet (http://www.phpspec.net/#prophet-objects). It's declared here https://github.com/phpspec/phpspec2/blob/develop/src/PHPSpec2/Prophet/ObjectProphet.php#L59 and can be negated using shouldNot (https://github.com/phpspec/phpspec2/blob/develop/src/PHPSpec2/Prophet/ObjectProphet.php#L90).

Not sure about beLocked though.

Cheers,
Marco Lopes

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[MissYeh]

Hey thanks Marco,

What I wonder is, is there an online manual (e.g. like http://www.phpunit.de/manual/3.7/en/writing-tests-for-phpunit.html)  with a complete list of matchers for PHPSpec available that I can't find?

Kana

[jlo...@inviqa.com]

I am working on it and would be in the website this week.

[MissYeh]

Great, looking forward to it!

:)

[Jakub Zalas]

In a meantime you can see a list of available matchers in the source code: https://github.com/phpspec/phpspec2/tree/develop/src/PHPSpec2/Matcher

I know it's not convenient but should let you going ;)

shouldNotBeLocked looks like a custom matcher.

[Marco Lopes]

shouldNotBeLocked might be a ObjectState Matcher. ObjectState Matcher are created automatically by PHPSpec 2 when a class you're specifying has a method named, for example, isLocked that returns a boolean. In this case you can just call shouldBeLocked and shouldNotBeLocked on the specification, and PHPSpec will verify if isLocked (on your class) returns true or false, and pass or fail the assertion accordingly. 

Cheers,
Marco Lopes

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[Jakub Zalas]

Good spot Marco!

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[Luis Cordova]

in addition to this there are methods such as haveMethod, https://github.com/phpspec/phpspec2/blob/develop/spec/PHPSpec2/Matcher/ObjectStateMatcher.php#L67

I haven't seen it in much use but sounds like you have to use that wisely of course and not abuse it