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Experimenting with Architectural Testing
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title: Experimenting with Architectural Testing
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date: 2024-02-08
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permalink: archive/2024/02/08/experimenting-with-architectural-testing
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Have you tried architectural testing with PHPat, Pest or a similar tool? I have been for the past few days.
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tags:
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- software-development
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- test-driven-development
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- automated-testing
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- architectural-testing
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- php
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{% block content %}
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[In yesterday's email][yesterday], I mentioned parallel testing and speeding up your tests by running them in parallel.
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Something else I've been experimenting with recently in architectural testing with PHPat.
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For example, ensuring classes within a namespace are `final` or not, that Controller classes all extend `ControllerBase` and have the Controller suffix in their names.
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Going forward, I'd like to ensure that each Drupal module only uses its own classes and is separated, as I recently had an issue where I deleted a class method in one module only to find it was used in a different module.
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Here's what I have so far for my [testing course codebase][atdc]:
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```php
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final class ArchitectureTest {
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public function test_classes_should_be_final(): Rule {
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return PHPat::rule()
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->classes(Selector::inNamespace('Drupal\atdc'))
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->shouldBeFinal();
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}
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public function test_controllers_should_extend_ControllerBase(): Rule {
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return PHPat::rule()
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->classes(Selector::inNamespace('Drupal\atdc\Controller'))
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->shouldExtend()
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->classes(Selector::classname(ControllerBase::class));
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}
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public function test_controllers_should_have_the_Controller_suffix(): Rule {
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return PHPat::rule()
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->classes(Selector::inNamespace('Drupal\atdc\Controller'))
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->shouldBeNamed(
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classname: '/Controller$/',
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regex: TRUE,
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);
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}
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}
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```
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I plan to continue expanding this configuration as I become more familiar with PHPat, and because it's a PHPStan extension, it's already available to run within my projects locally and within the CI pipeline.
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[atdc]: {{site.url}}/atdc
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[yesterday]: {{site.url}}/archive/2024/02/07/running-tests-in-parallel-with-paratest
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{% endblock %}
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{% block cta %}
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P.S. Do you need immediate access to an expert Drupal Developer? [With my Drupal development subscription][subscription], make unlimited requests for a fixed monthly price in less time than posting to a job board!
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[subscription]: {{site.url}}/subscription
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{% endblock %}
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