Welcome to PHPUnit Kit

Enhance your coding experience with seamless PHPUnit integration for Sublime Text.

Features

• Run a test method
• Run a test file
• Run the test suite
• Run the nearest test
• Run the last test
• Run multiple test methods using multiple cursors
• Run tests on a remote server via SSH
• Run tests via Docker
• Run tests via the sidebar menu
• Run tests via the context menu
• Auto-run tests on save
• Color output
• Quickly jump to the next and previous failures
• Quickly switch between the test and the file-under-test
• Toggle options from the command palette
• Toggle running tests on save
• Fully customized CLI options configuration
• Support for:
  • Artisan - Artisan is the command-line interface included with Laravel.
  • Composer - Composer is a Dependency Manager for PHP.
  • iTerm2 - iTerm2 brings the terminal into the modern age.
  • Kitty - Kitty is a fast, feature-rich, cross-platform, GPU-based terminal.
  • ParaTest - ParaTest adds parallel testing support in PHPUnit.
  • Pest - Pest is a testing framework with a focus on simplicity.
  • xterm - A terminal emulator for the X Window System.
  • cmd - A command-line interpreter for Windows.
  • PowerShell - A cross-platform command-line shell.
  • Tmux - A terminal multiplexer. :new:
• Zero configuration required

Read Running PHPUnit Tests from Sublime Text for a quick introduction.

• Installation
• Setup
• Commands
• Key Bindings
• Strategies
• Configuration
  • CLI Options
  • PHPUnit Executable
  • PHP Executable
  • SSH
  • Docker
  • Tmux
  • Auto Commands
  • Toggle Commands
  • Custom Toggle Commands
• NeoVintageous mappings
• Contributing
• Changelog
• Credits
• License

Installation

Method 1: Using Package Control

1. Open Sublime Text.
2. Press Ctrl+Shift+P (Windows/Linux) or Cmd+Shift+P (macOS) to open the Command Palette.
3. Type “Package Control: Install Package” and press Enter.
4. In the input field, type “PHPUnitKit” and select it from the list of available packages.

Method 2: Manual Installation

1. Visit the PHPUnitKit GitHub repository.
2. Click on the “Code” button and select “Download ZIP.”
3. Extract the downloaded ZIP file.
4. Open Sublime Text and go to Preferences -> Browse Packages... to open the Packages folder.
5. Copy the “PHPUnitKit” folder from the extracted ZIP and paste it into the Packages folder.

Method 3: Manual Git Repository Installation

1. Open a terminal or command prompt.
2. Navigate to the Sublime Text Packages directory:
   • On Windows: %APPDATA%\Sublime Text\Packages
   • On macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/Sublime Text/Packages
   • On Linux: ~/.config/sublime-text/Packages
3. Clone the plugin repository directly into the Packages directory using Git:

git clone https://github.com/gerardroche/sublime-phpunit.git PHPUnitKit

Setup

(Optional: Zero configuration required.)

To add your preferred keybindings, follow these steps:

1. Open the Sublime Text menu: Command Palette → Preferences: Key Bindings.
2. Add the following keybindings to the configuration file:

[
    { "keys": ["ctrl+shift+a"], "command": "phpunit_test_suite" },
    { "keys": ["ctrl+shift+c"], "command": "phpunit_test_cancel" },
    { "keys": ["ctrl+shift+f"], "command": "phpunit_test_file" },
    { "keys": ["ctrl+shift+l"], "command": "phpunit_test_last" },
    { "keys": ["ctrl+shift+n"], "command": "phpunit_test_nearest" },
    { "keys": ["ctrl+shift+r"], "command": "phpunit_test_results" },
    { "keys": ["ctrl+shift+s"], "command": "phpunit_test_switch" },
    { "keys": ["ctrl+shift+v"], "command": "phpunit_test_visit" }
]

Commands

Enhance your testing workflow with these commands for efficient testing directly from Sublime Text.

Key Bindings

Strategies

PHPUnitKit can run tests using different execution environments known as “strategies”.

Example: Using the Tmux Strategy

1. Open the Command Palette: Preferences: PHPUnit Settings
2. Add the following to your settings:

"phpunit.strategy": "tmux"

Available strategies and their identifiers:

Configuration

To configure PHPUnitKit, follow these steps:

1. Open the Command Palette: Preferences: PHPUnit Settings

Available settings and their details:

SSH Settings

Configure SSH settings for running tests remotely:

Docker Settings

Configure Docker settings for running tests within containers:

Tmux Settings :new:

Configure Tmux settings for running tests in a tmux pane:

CLI Options

If you want some CLI options to stick around, you can configure them in your settings.

Command Palette → Preferences: PHPUnit Settings

{
    "phpunit.options": {
        "no-coverage": true,
        "no-progress": true,
        "colors=never": true,
        "order-by=": "defects",
        "coverage-html": "build/coverage",
        "d": ["display_errors=1", "xdebug.scream=0"],
    }
}

The above options will be passed to PHPUnit as CLI options:

-d "display_errors=1" \
-d "xdebug.scream=0" \
--no-coverage \
--no-progress \
--colors=never \
--order-by=defects \
--coverage-html build/coverage

Example: Ignore code coverage reporting configured in the XML configuration file

This can help keep your tests fast. You can toggle no-coverage from the command palette when you need it.

Command Palette → Preferences: PHPUnit Settings

{
    "phpunit.options": {
        "no-coverage": true,
    }
}

Example: Stop after first error, failure, warning, or risky test

Command Palette → Preferences: PHPUnit Settings

{
    "phpunit.options": {
        "stop-on-defect": true
    }
}

Example: Disable progress and output

This is useful if you are migrating from PHPUnit to Pest and want to hide superfluous output.

Command Palette → Preferences: PHPUnit Settings

{
    "phpunit.options": {
        "no-progress": true,
        "no-output": true,
    }
}

PHPUnit Executable

The path to the PHPUnit executable to use when running tests. Environment variables and user home directory ~ placeholder are expanded. The executable can be a string or a list of parameters.

Default: Auto discovery.

Examples

Command Palette → Preferences: PHPUnit Settings

{
    "phpunit.executable": "vendor/bin/phpunit",
    "phpunit.executable": "~/path/to/phpunit",
    "phpunit.executable": ["artisan", "test"]
}

PHP Executable

The path to the PHP executable to use when running tests. Environment variables and user home directory ~ placeholder are expanded.

Default: Auto discovery.

Examples

Command Palette → Preferences: PHPUnit Settings

{
    "phpunit.php_executable": "~/.phpenv/versions/8.2/bin/php"
}

SSH

Example: Run tests via SSH using Laravel Homestead

{
    "phpunit.ssh": true,
    "phpunit.ssh_options": {
        "-p": "22",
        "-tt": true
    },
    "phpunit.ssh_user": "vagrant",
    "phpunit.ssh_host": "homestead.test",
    "phpunit.ssh_paths": {
        "~/code/project1": "~/project1",
        "/home/code/project2": "/home/vagrant/project2",
    }
}

Docker

Example: Run tests via Docker

{
    "phpunit.docker": true,
    "phpunit.docker_command": ["docker", "exec", "-it", "my-container"],
    "phpunit.docker_paths": {
        "~/code/project1": "~/project1",
        "/home/code/project2": "/home/vagrant/project2",
    }
}

Tmux :new:

Example: Run tests in a Tmux pane.

{
    "phpunit.strategy": "tmux",
    "phpunit.options": { "colors": true, "no-coverage": true }
}

Tip: Use the no-coverage option with the Command Palette PHPUnit: Toggle –no-coverage to turn code coverage on and off for quicker test runs when you just don't need the code coverage report.

Example: Run tests in current session, lowest-numbered window, and top pane

{
    "phpunit.strategy": "tmux",
    "phpunit.tmux_target": ":{start}.{top}"
}

The target accepts the format {target-session}:{target-window}.{target-pane}. The default is :., which means the current pane.

See Tmux documentation for more details on the target usage.

Auto Commands

You can configure the on_post_save event to run the “Test File” command when views are saved. This will instruct the runner to automatically run a test every time it is saved.

Example: Run Test File on Save

Command Palette → Preferences: PHPUnit Settings

{
    "phpunit.on_post_save": [
        "phpunit_test_file"
    ]
}

Toggle Commands

You can toggle many PHPUnit CLI options from the command palette by prefixing the command with “PHPUnit: Toggle.”

Example

• PHPUnit: Toggle –display-deprecations: Display details for deprecations triggered by tests.
• PHPUnit: Toggle –fail-on-risky: Signal failure using the shell exit code when a test was considered risky.
• PHPUnit: Toggle –no-coverage: Ignore code coverage reporting configured in the XML configuration file.
• PHPUnit: Toggle –stop-on-defect: Stop after the first error, failure, warning, or risky test.
• PHPUnit: Toggle –testdox: Replace default result output with TestDox format.

Custom Toggle Commands

You can create your own toggle commands. The phpunit_toggle_option command accepts the following arguments:

Example: Custom toggle commands

1. Open Sublime Text and go to Preferences -> Browse Packages... to open the Packages folder.
2. Create a file named “User/Default.sublime-commands”
3. Add the following commands to the configuration file:

[
       {
           "caption": "PHPUnit: Toggle --no-coverage",
           "command": "phpunit_toggle_option",
           "args": {
               "option": "no-coverage"
           }
       },
       {
           "caption": "PHPUnit: Toggle --order-by=depends,defects",
           "command": "phpunit_toggle_option",
           "args": {
               "option": "order-by=",
               "value": "depends,defects"
           }
       }
   ]

Example: Custom key binding to toggle coverage reporting generation

1. Open the Command Palette: Command Palette → Preferences: Key Bindings.
2. Add the following key binding to the configuration file:

[
       {
           "keys": ["ctrl+n"],
           "command": "phpunit_toggle_option",
           "args": {
               "option": "no-coverage"
           }
       },
   ]

NeoVintageous mappings

NeoVintageous is a Vim emulator for Sublime Text.

1. Open the Command Palette: Command Palette → NeoVintageous: Open neovintageous file.
2. Add your preferred mappings.

Example

nnoremap <leader>t :TestNearest<CR>
   nnoremap <leader>T :TestFile<CR>
   nnoremap <leader>a :TestSuite<CR>
   nnoremap <leader>l :TestLast<CR>
   nnoremap <leader>g :TestVisit<CR>

1. To apply the changes, reload the neovintageousrc from the Command Palette: Command Palette → NeoVintageous: Reload neovintageous file.

Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md.

Changelog

See CHANGELOG.md.

Credits

Based initially on, and inspired by the awesome work of maltize/sublime-text-2-ruby-tests, stuartherbert/sublime-phpunit, janko-m/vim-test, and many others.

License

Released under the GPL-3.0-or-later License.