Behat + FuelPHP = RESTful Happiness

This repository provides the sample code for a blog post showing how to integrate Behat testing with a FuelPHP-based instance that extends the Controller_Rest to make a RESTful interface.

Files provided:

• A set of definitions for use with Behat to test RESTful interfaces

@ behat/features/bootstrap/FeatureContextRest.php

• A set of example Scenarios for Behat to test the FuelPHP controller/model

@ behat/features/index.feature

• Controller and Model for use with FuelPHP

@ fuelphp/classes/controller/user.php

@ fuelphp/classes/model/User.php

This assumes you have (or know how to set up) a FuelPHP instance installed where the Behat testing can access it (HTTP requests)

To Use

• Copy the FeatureContextRest.php file somewhere when you can include it in your FeatureContext.php file
• Make your FeatureContext class extend the new REST context: class FeatureContext etends FeatureContextRest {
• Copy over the model/controller classes to the FuelPHP instance in your app folder
• Update the behat.yml file with the base_url setting for your test host URL

@author Chris Cornutt [email protected]

@license MIT