How do I package and distribute my WordPress plugin via git?
How do I package and distribute my WordPress plugin via git?
testing
How do I simulate a registration form submission while testing?
I just discovered the “register_new_user” function so there does not appear to be a need for simulating the registration form. So I can do something like this: public function test_registration_errors { $user_login = ‘newuser’; $user_email=”[email protected]”; $errors = register_new_user ( $user_login, $user_email $this->assertIsNotInt( $errors ); }
How do I activate a plugin while testing?
How do I activate a plugin while testing?
Running plugin unit tests vs. integration tests?
As you’ve found there’s a whole raft of outdated, poor and convoluted information around unit testing in WP currently. However Josh Pollock, a well respected WordPress dev and Core contributor did a YouTube series on testing in WordPress least year which I found very helpful. As I’ve been on the unit testing in WordPress journey … Read more
can I run the test suite without a web server?
You’re on a Mac! You have two of the three components you need for a Web server by default. Apache and PHP. All you need to do now is get MySQL. There are plenty of tutorials on how to do this and can be found with Google. Of course NW Tech recommendation of MAMP is … Read more
Unit Test ignores stubbed method second time around in a dataProvider
Unit Test ignores stubbed method second time around in a dataProvider
Integration test – remove the mu plugins in the test
Integration test – remove the mu plugins in the test
How can I enable IDE integration (autocomplete) for WordPress test suite
In order of preference: composer require wp-phpunit/wp-phpunit –dev. Depending on the IDE you use you might need to mark the package in vendor/ as a source directory. Each IDE allows you to add definitions from external libraries. In PHPStorm it’s Settings → Languages & Frameworks → PHP → Include Path. Just copy the files over … Read more
Testing performance of WordPress files
No. And even if there was, it would be probably useless anyway. You would get incorrect results, because a .php file might call slow functions from WordPress core files, and there are a lot of situations like this. You could try using the xdebug extension, it’s pretty close to what you’re looking for
Available methods for a/b testing the content
I don’t think it is common enough task for there to be generic recommendations in WordPress area. Taking the more specific part of your question — manipulating template is certainly possible and quite common. Any template (being loaded in native fashion) will have to go through template_include filter Results of single template specifically will go … Read more