Cute Artisan Test

This extension allows you to run tests in Laravel on the fly. It is a bit like Better PHPUnit, with lower functionality, but with its own advantages.

Features

• This is an extension for Laravel testing.
• You can test the method where the cursor is located. (You can also test the entire file.)
• You can call the last test performed.
• The command is executed in the terminal (not in the form of a task).
• Pest is also supported.
• Mixed use of PHPUnit and Pest is supported.
• Multibyte character test names in PHPUnit are also supported.
• The default test command is php artisan test. You can change it in the configuration file.

Run a test method:

• Place your cursor in/on the method you want to run
• Open the command menu: cmd+shift+p
• Select: Cute Artisan Test: run
• If you want to test the entire file, move the cursor to the top and then execute the command.

Run the previous test:

• Open the command menu: cmd+shift+p
• Select: Cute Artisan Test: run previous

Extension Settings

This extension contributes the following settings:

• cute-artisan-test.testCommand: If this is not set, it will fall back to php artisan test.
• cute-artisan-test.terminalFocus.enabled: Determines whether the terminal is focused after the test.
• cute-artisan-test.phpunitAndPestInMixedMode.enabled: When set to true (default), the contents of the file under test are used to guess whether the file is PHPUnit or Pest. If disabled, only Pest is supported if the file vendor/bin/pest exists, otherwise only PHPUnit is supported. If you have problems getting test names in mixed mode, please change this setting accordingly.

Key bindings

Please set your preferred key bindings.

Example of a `keybindings.json' file

{
    {
        "key": "cmd+c cmd+r",
        "command": "cute-artisan-test.run",
        "when": "editorTextFocus && editorLangId == php"
    },
    {
        "key": "cmd+c cmd+p",
        "command": "cute-artisan-test.run-previous"
    }
}

Minor details.

• The test name is attempted to be retrieved by scanning up from the cursor location. If it cannot be retrieved, the entire file is tested.
• In mixed mode, the first 25 lines of the file are used to determine if it's a PHPUnit or Pest file. And if there is a line such as class xxx extends TestCase, it is considered to be a PHPUnit file.
• In PHPUnit, the test name of the command will be in the form of "\A.*:xxxxxxx\z". This is to prevent other test names starting with the same name from being executed.

Known Issues

• The extension does not work properly while your terminal is waiting for a keystroke.

FYI

In the terminal, you can Ctrl/Cmd + click messages like tests/Feature/ExampleTest.php:37 to open the corresponding file in the editor.

Contribution guidelines

Please read it here. Contribution guidelines

Have fun!