I managed to work out a solution for this, and I released it as a
library so everyone can use it. I've written in my blog about it.
- Why web tests using the development database are a bad thing:
http://josh.ch/wordpress/?p=8
- Finally: use fixtures with your CakePHP web tests!:
So I'm the only one who needs such functionality? Does CakePHP simply
ignore this great functionality in Rails, or does it offer in a
different way or paradigm?
I guess for the sake of simplicity I will just write a small script
which deletes all tables when starting the tests and inserts some
Hi,
Have you read this?
http://bakery.cakephp.org/articles/view/testing-models-with-cakephp-1-2-test-suite
It seems to explain how to use fixtures.
Regards,
Maurits
On 09/06/2010 09:01 AM, psybear83 wrote:
So I'm the only one who needs such functionality? Does CakePHP simply
ignore this
Thank you, but this looks like an article that only tells how to use
fixtures with unit (model) tests. I need this kind of stuff for web
(view) tests...
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Hi all
From Ruby on Rails I know web testing, and there it is really great.
But sadly I see that CakePHP offers only some basic web testing by
integrating SimpleTest and not enhancing it.
So is there any way to reset my database tables when starting my test
suite? Or even to insert some startup
