ok! thank you for your answer. First I use "composer install" for downloading all dependencies so in phpunit folder located in vendor I have 7 folder named "php-code-coverage", "php-file-iterator", php-test-template", "php-timer","php-token-stream", "phpunit", "phpunit-mock-objects".
I think all files is there.
the purpose of my work is to use these classes for loading map tiles from php application so need to run it from browser.
But when I run it by php line command php php_osmessa/tests/Tiletest.php
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So that is what I was saying. Those are actual “test” plans. Not a “try out your functionality”. You should read up on phpunit. Don’t run those files under the test folder with ‘php ...’ but instead run them with ‘phpunit ...’
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ok! thank you for your answer. First I use "composer install" for downloading all dependencies so in phpunit folder located in vendor I have 7 folder named "php-code-coverage", "php-file-iterator", php-test-template", "php-timer","php-token-stream", "phpunit", "phpunit-mock-objects".
I think all files is there.
the purpose of my work is to use these classes for loading map tiles from php application so need to run it from browser.
But when I run it by php line command php php_osmessa/tests/Tiletest.php
So that is what I was saying. Those are actual “test” plans. Not a “try out your functionality”. You should read up on phpunit. Don’t run those files under the test folder with ‘php ...’ but instead run them with ‘phpunit ...’