Just a copy& paste guide:
#install pear, phpunit sudo apt-get install php-pear phpunit #upgrade pear - this is necessary sudo pear upgrade PEAR #install phpunit sudo pear config-set auto_discover 1 sudo pear install pear.phpunit.de/PHPUnit
All done! Now you can run symfony tests:
cd vendor/symfony
php vendors.php
phpunit -c phpunit.xml.dist tests/
Just published my PHP wildcard matching function on github - https://github.com/andrewtch/phpwildcard.
See doc there and use it like this:
wildcard_match('foo.*', 'foo.xy'); //true wildcard_match('foo.?', 'foo'); //false
array wildcard matching is supported too:
wildcard_match('foo.*', array('boo.bar', 'foo.buz', 'buz.bar') // array('foo.buz')
Found a good one: www.gaxee.com. Seems to support WMZ / WMR to PayPal too!
It's fairly simple to use app kernel and DI container in symfony tests, just require AppKernel.php:
require_once __DIR__.'/../../../../../../app/AppKernel.php';
and then boot your app in setUp method:
private $container;
public function setUp()
{
$this->app = new \AppKernel('test', true);
$this->app->boot();
$this->container = $this->app->getContainer();
}
then, use a container where needed:
public function testFoo()
{
$this->container->get('logger')->debug('Foo');
}
For example, if you have an linux shell command output, newline-separated, and need to convert output to space-separated, pipe it to tr "\n" " " like so:
dpkg -l | grep php | cut -d " " -f 3 | tr "\n" " "
This is a first post in a category dedicated to simple JavaScript dependency injection container.
Check repo on github:
Found a wonderful plugin to monitor CPU usage on openvz containers:
http://exchange.munin-monitoring.org/plugins/openvzcpu/version/3/raw
I saw you draw it around
Imagine you were copying an, eg, virtual server from /server to /newserver, and messed permissions in /etc; thre's a way to copy permissions with this simple script:
#!/bin/bash source=$1 target=$2 echo "Copy files from $source to $target" cd $source files=`find $source` for file in $files do #this is some bash voodoo - string part replacement targetFile=$target${file#$source} #stat command can accept -c parameter and return data in needed format #where %u and %g are numeric user/group ids, and %a - octal permissions permissions=`stat -c%a $file` ownership=`stat -c%u:%g $file` echo $targetFile to $ownership $permissions chmod $permissions $targetFile chown $ownership $targetFile done
invoke this like
./permissions.sh /server/etc /newserver/etc
change %u:%g to %U:%G if you prefer string id's (www-data:www-data) more than numeric (0:0)