Linux command
phpspec 命令
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常用示例
Run all specifications
phpspec run
Generate a new specification
phpspec describe "[App\\Calculator]"
Run a single spec file
phpspec run [spec/App/CalculatorSpec.php]
Use a specific output formatter
phpspec run --format [pretty]
Run without prompting
phpspec run --no-interaction
Stop on the first failure
phpspec run --stop-on-failure
Show full backtraces
phpspec run -vvv
说明
phpspec is a SpecBDD (Specification Behaviour-Driven Development) tool for PHP. Rather than verifying existing implementations like a traditional unit test runner, it drives the design of objects: you write a spec describing how a class should behave, run phpspec, and it offers to scaffold the missing class, methods, and return statements for you. Specs are plain PHP classes that extend PhpSpec\\ObjectBehavior. Each `it_*` / `its_*` method is a single example. Collaborators are described as type-hinted parameters and phpspec automatically supplies prophecy-based test doubles for them. Configuration lives in `phpspec.yml` (or `phpspec.yml.dist`) at the project root and controls suites, bootstrap files, formatters, and matchers/extensions. PhpSpec is intentionally narrower than PHPUnit — it focuses on isolated, design-first object specs and pairs naturally with a higher-level acceptance tool such as Behat.
参数
- -c, --config _FILE_
- Use a specific configuration file (default: phpspec.yml or phpspec.yml.dist).
- -f, --format _NAME_
- Output formatter: progress (default), pretty, junit, dot, tap, html.
- --stop-on-failure
- Halt the run as soon as a spec fails.
- --fake
- Make generated dummy methods return realistic fake data.
- -n, --no-interaction
- Do not ask any interactive questions; assume defaults.
- -v / -vv / -vvv
- Increase verbosity. -vvv prints exception traces.
- --ansi / --no-ansi
- Force or disable ANSI color output.
- -q, --quiet
- Suppress all output.
- -V, --version
- Display the phpspec version.
FAQ
What is the phpspec command used for?
phpspec is a SpecBDD (Specification Behaviour-Driven Development) tool for PHP. Rather than verifying existing implementations like a traditional unit test runner, it drives the design of objects: you write a spec describing how a class should behave, run phpspec, and it offers to scaffold the missing class, methods, and return statements for you. Specs are plain PHP classes that extend PhpSpec\\ObjectBehavior. Each `it_*` / `its_*` method is a single example. Collaborators are described as type-hinted parameters and phpspec automatically supplies prophecy-based test doubles for them. Configuration lives in `phpspec.yml` (or `phpspec.yml.dist`) at the project root and controls suites, bootstrap files, formatters, and matchers/extensions. PhpSpec is intentionally narrower than PHPUnit — it focuses on isolated, design-first object specs and pairs naturally with a higher-level acceptance tool such as Behat.
How do I run a basic phpspec example?
Run `phpspec run` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does -c, --config _FILE_ do in phpspec?
Use a specific configuration file (default: phpspec.yml or phpspec.yml.dist).