mattsah

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1. 31.▲
   by mattsah 14y ago

   Let me clarify, I don't think anyone's projects that are web facing actually use their testing library to perform the tasks. So for all intents and purposes their projects as they are "distributed" over a network are not linking to it even
2. 32.▲
   by mattsah 14y ago

   Nope. If the project actually uses tests for its function and it is accessible they would be required to provide the source to anyone user who requested it. Much like the regular GPL, AGPL is dependent on distribution. If you create a proj
3. 33.▲
   by mattsah 14y ago

   I'm cool with that. Feel free to move the example.php into a separate subdirectory to make it cleaner too, but please fix the includes to point to whatever relative directory need be.
4. 34.▲
   by mattsah 14y ago

   I wrote this library for two major reasons: 1) To avoid the complexity of existing frameworks. 2) To be able to quickly and easily test code with various kinds of dependencies. It is predominately designed to test a single class in an extre
5. 35.▲
   Parody – a PHP testing library(github.com)

   45 points by mattsah 14y ago|37 comments