A DataMapper and database abstraction for PHP.
- PHP > 5.2
- Appropriate database extension
Currently, PHPUnit does not support passing parameters by reference to a mocked method. This means that some test-cases will fail under a vanilla PHPUnit installation. Instead of the standard 3.4 version of PHPUnit I recommend using a modified version which can be found here: http://github.com/m4rw3r/phpunit
- PHPUnit 3.4 or later
- PHP > 5.2
RapidDataMapper is trying to use the file organization which is also used by many other PHP libraries; That is, convert all underscored (and namespace separators) in the class name to DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR. That means the class Db_Driver_Mysql_Connection is located in the file Db/Driver/Mysql/Connection.php.
RapidDataMapper includes an autoloder which will autoload the library files, relative to the library root. This autoloader is not automatically initialized, as some frameworks or users already utilizes a compatible autoloader, so you have to call its initializing method:
// load the library file require 'lib/Db.php'; // init the autoloader packaged with the library Db::initAutoload();
The mapping from class name to file name is made like this:
$file = self::$lib_base . str_replace('_', DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR, $class).'.php';
- Make sure that the tests directory is placed in the same directory as the lib folder.
- Run the tests by executing "PHPUnit tests" in that directory
Requires PHPdocumentor.
Run:
make phpdoc
The api documentation will be placed in ./api