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How to create your own unit tests or add tests to PrestaShop

Unit tests are great if you want to validate the behavior of a single unit of code. By “unit of code” we usually mean a class although it could also be a script.

Creating a Unit test

Everything is explained in the PHPUnit 5.7 documentation.

For unit tests, we strongly encourage you to base your test on the PHPUnit’s TestCase class only.

For instance:

<?php
namespace Tests\Unit\Foo;

use PHPUnit\Framework\TestCase;

class BarTest extends TestCase
{
    /* ... */
}

Unit tests should be located into tests/Unit folder and follow the same path as the tested class: if a class is located into src/Core/Foo/Baz, the unit test should be into tests/Unit/Core/Foo/Baz folder.