TLDR; scroll to: Use PHPUnit's Data Provider
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- How to test multiple Exceptions?
- Split multiple exceptions into separate tests:
- Catch an exception and check it with an assertion
- Use PHPUnit's Data Provider
- Testing Exceptions Gotchas
- exception of type "TypeError"
- exception of type "TypeError" again
Nội dung chính
- How to test multiple Exceptions?
- Split multiple exceptions into separate tests:
- Catch an exception and check it with an assertion
- Use PHPUnit's Data Provider
- Testing Exceptions Gotchas
- exception of type "TypeError"
- exception of type "TypeError" again
Nội dung chính
- How to test multiple Exceptions?
- Split multiple exceptions into separate tests:
- Catch an exception and check it with an assertion
- Use PHPUnit's Data Provider
- Testing Exceptions Gotchas
- exception of type "TypeError"
- exception of type "TypeError" again
Nội dung chính
- How to test multiple Exceptions?
- Split multiple exceptions into separate tests:
- Catch an exception and check it with an assertion
- Use PHPUnit's Data Provider
- Testing Exceptions Gotchas
- exception of type "TypeError"
- exception of type "TypeError" again
Nội dung chính
- How to test multiple Exceptions?
- Split multiple exceptions into separate tests:
- Catch an exception and check it with an assertion
- Use PHPUnit's Data Provider
- Testing Exceptions Gotchas
- exception of type "TypeError"
- exception of type "TypeError" again
PHPUnit 9.5 offers following methods to test exceptions:
$this->expectException[string $exceptionClassName];
$this->expectExceptionCode[int|string $code];
$this->expectExceptionMessage[string $message];
$this->expectExceptionMessageMatches[string $regularExpression];
$this->expectExceptionObject[\Exception $exceptionObject];
However the Documentation is vague about the order of any of the above methods in the test code.
If you get used to using assertions for example: