bravesheep/phpspec-expect

Add the expect function for BDD style assertions

phpspec expect

Adds the expect(value) function for you to your code, allowing you the same style of assertions that phpspec uses. Note that phpspec uses should[matcher] and shouldNot[matcher], where this function also allows to[matcher] and notTo[matcher] calls. For more information of matchers take a look at the phpspec documentation on matchers., _(*1)

Adding custom matcher globally

By calling Bravesheep\PhpspecExpect\ContainerHolder::getInstance()->getContainer() you can modify the phpspec ServiceContainer instance. You can add extra matchers for all your tests from that point on by adding an object starting with matchers.matcher, for example:, _(*2)

$container = \Bravesheep\PhpspecExpect\ContainerHolder::getInstance()->getContainer();
$container->setShared('matchers.matcher.my.custom.matcher', function (\PhpSpec\ServiceContainer $c) {
    return new My\Custom\Matcher($c->get('formatter.presenter'));
});

Note that shared objects will only be created once, whereas those added with $container->set() will be constructed again for every call made., _(*3)

MatchersProviderInterface

If the object in which a call to expect(value) is made implements the PhpSpec\Matcher\MatchersProviderInterface then the matchers provided by that object are included in the available matchers., _(*4)