Matthew Turland's Blog: Unit Tests and Code Coverage with PHPT

Courtesy PHPDeveloper.org  Mon, 05/26/2008 - 07:54

Matthew Turland has posted about some of his experience with PHPT tests with PHPUnit .

Recently, I wrote some for a project and realized that I wasn't aware of how to generate code coverage reports.

Many thanks to the very helpful patrons in the #pear channel on EFNet for helping me to get this working.

He show his setup process (on Kubuntu) - grabbing the PEAR package, installing it and...

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