alfred-nutile-inc/fixturizer

, _(*1)

Fixturizer

Quick way to write and read fixture data., _(*2)

Takes php arrays and quickly puts them on the filesystem as yaml files and vice versa., _(*3)

See tests folder for Test Examples, _(*4)

Non Laravel Usage

You can see in the tests/FixturizerTest.php file some examples of usage. The main goal being that Writer or Reader allow you to easily pass a filename and path to get or put the file / fixture data in yml format., _(*5)

If you are using Laravel 5.x

Load up the Provider and Facades, _(*6)

config/app.php load under Providers, _(*7)

    'AlfredNutileInc\Fixturizer\FixturizerServiceProvider'

Load under Facades, _(*8)

    'FixturizerReader' => 'AlfredNutileInc\Fixturizer\FixturizerReader',
    'FixturizerWriter' => 'AlfredNutileInc\Fixturizer\FixturizerWriter',

The default folder is tests/fixtures but you can modify this by running, _(*9)

php artisan vendor:publish --provider="AlfredNutileInc\Fixturizer\FixturizerServiceProvider"

Then you can use it as seen below in a test file, _(*10)

    <?php 

    use AlfredNutileInc\Fixturizer\FixturizerReader;
    use AlfredNutileInc\Fixturizer\FixturizerWriter;

    class FixtureTest extends \TestCase {

        /**
         * @test
         */
        public function should_write_fixture()
        {
            $fixture = ['foo' => 'bar'];
            FixturizerWriter::createFixture($fixture, 'foo.yml');
            $this->assertFileExists(FixturizerWriter::getDestination() . 'foo.yml');
        }

        /**
         * @test
         */
        public function should_read_fixture()
        {
            $name = 'foo.yml';
            $path = base_path() . '/tests/fixtures/';
            $results = FixturizerReader::getFixture($name, $path);
            $this->assertNotNull($results);
        }
    }