Testbench\TDoctrine

Working with database (Doctrine)

Testbench is taking care of database creation and deletion. It can also load SQLs. Now it's up to you. Get entity manager and do whatever you want to do:

use \Testbench\TDoctrine;

public function testDatabase()
{
	$em = $this->getEntityManager();
	//Tester\Assert::...
}

Pretty easy, right?

Database tests can be very expensive and long running. You can mark them as slow:

use \Testbench\TCompiledContainer;
use \Testbench\TDoctrine;

public function testDatabaseSqls()
{
	$this->changeRunLevel(\Testbench::SLOW); //or $this->markTestAsSlow();
	//expensive test
}

It will skip this test if you run it with low runlevel (0 is default). You have to set RUNLEVEL environment variable to run this test: $ RUNLEVEL=10 vendor/bin/run-tests ...

There are also Doctrine migrations available. To enable them you have to use Zenify\DoctrineMigrations extension and enable migrations in configuration. Basic configuration may look like this:

doctrine:
	driver: pdo_mysql
	user: root
	password: '...'
	dbname: testbench_empty

extensions:
	migrations: Zenify\DoctrineMigrations\DI\MigrationsExtension
	- Symnedi\EventDispatcher\DI\EventDispatcherExtension #migrations

migrations:
	directory: %appDir%/../Migrations
	namespace: Testbench\Migrations

testbench:
	url: http://test.bench/
	migrations: yes
	shareDatabase: no # should created test database persist?
	dbprefix: _testbench_
	sqls:
		- %testsDir%/_helpers/sqls/mysql_1.sql
		- %testsDir%/_helpers/sqls/mysql_2.sql