atoum PhpStorm Plugin

Integrates atoum into PhpStorm.

Features :

Go to the test class from the tested class (shortcut: alt+shift+K)
Go to the tested class from the test class (shortcut: alt+shift+K)
Execute tests inside PhpStorm (shortcut: alt+shift+M)
Execute all project's test inside PhpStorm (shortcut: alt+shift+V)
Easily identify test files by a custom icon

Detailed Features

Execute tests inside PhpStorm

By an entry on the run menu and on the right click menu.

Demo

You can run the tests from both the test file or the tested classe's file.

Your test file and tested file will automatically be save before running the test.

The default keyboard shortcut to execute the test is alt+shift+M.

Go to the test class from the tested class

From the tested class you can go to the test class by clicking on the icon on the left of the class,

or from a menu entry in navigation,

Demo

or by an entry bin the right click menu.

Demo

The default keyboard shortcut to switch file is alt+shift+K.

Go to the tested class from the test class

From the test class you can go to the tested class by clicking on the icon on the left of the class,

or from a menu entry in navigation,

Demo

or by an entry bin the right click menu.

Demo

The default keyboard shortcut to switch file is alt+shift+K.

You can also run the test on the project view. From here you can launch tests on an entire directory:

Demo

Easily identify test files by a custom icon

Atoum's test files are displayed with a different icon, like that you will easily differentiate them from other PHP files.

Demo

Execute all tests inside PhpStorm

The plugin lets you run all your project's test suites inside PhpStorm. You can run them by selecting "run -> atoum - run all tests" (or with the default keyboard shortcut : alt+shift+V).

atoum will be launched without a directory or file parameter, so, you will need to add something like this in your .atoum.php file in order to run all the tests : $runner->addTestsFromDirectory(__DIR__ . '/tests/units');.

Demo

Customize atoum's settings for running inside PhpStorm

Via `.atoum.phpstorm.php`

If you want to customize the way tests are launched only when launched inside phpstorm, your can create a .atoum.phpstorm.php file. If it exists, the file will be loaded with the -c option.

For example:

// .atoum.phpstorm.php
$script->setMaxChildrenNumber(1);

Via `atoum.php`

If you want to customize the way tests are launched only when launched inside phpstorm, your can create add some conditions in your .atoum.php file : the plugin exposes an environment variable called PHPSTORM with value 1.

For example:

// .atoum.php
if (getenv("PHPSTORM")) {
  $script->setMaxChildrenNumber(1);
}

Launch tests inside a docker container

(this also works to launch test with a different version of php than the default)

Add a php executable file

In the project's directory, were create a file named php. For example in a docker/bin directory:

# docker/bin/php
docker run -v `pwd`:/var/www -w /var/www php:7 php $@

Configure PhpStorm to use this interpreter

Open File -> Settings
Go to Language & Frameworks -> PHP
Click on the button on the right of the "Interpreter" select
Click on the +
Choose the file created previously as PHP executable. For example /home/user/tmp/test_php7/docker/bin/php.

Demo

Now, your tests will be executed inside a docker container.

Installation

Inside PhpStorm (recommended)

Open PhpStorm
Go to File -> Settings, then click on Plugins
Click on Browse repositories
Search for atoum in the list, then click on the install button
Restart PhpStorm

Via the jar

Download the lasted version of the .jar on the releases pages
Open PhpStorm
Go to File -> Settings, then click on Plugins
Click on the install from disk button, then select to downloaded jar
Restart PhpStorm

Licence

atoum phpstorm-plugin is released under the MIT License. See the bundled LICENSE file for details.