There are two kind of tests. The folder vendor/phpcr/phpcr-api-tests contains the
phpcr-api-tests suite to test
against the specification. This is what you want to look at when using
jackalope as a PHPCR implementation.
Unit tests for the jackrabbit client implementation are in tests/Jackalope/Transport/Jackrabbit
Note that the base jackalope repository contains some unit tests for jackalope in its tests folder.
The phpunit.xml.dist is configured to run all tests. You can limit the tests to run by specifying the path to those tests to phpunit.
Note that the phpcr-api tests are skipped for features not implemented in jackalope. Have a look at the tests/inc/ImplementationLoader.php file to see which features are currently skipped.
You should only see success or skipped tests, no failures or errors.
Careful: If you run the tests without changing the workspace in the phpunit.xml, the default workspace will be used and all content in the default workspace is destroyed.
A second workspace is needed for some tests.
To run the tests:
$ cd /path/to/jackalope/tests
$ cp phpunit.xml.dist phpunit.xml
$ phpunitIf you want to run the tests against something else than the default workspace,
edit phpunit.xml and change the "default" in <var name="phpcr.workspace" value="default" />
to point to a different name, e.g. "tests". For cross-workspace tests, there is
a similar setting <var name="phpcr.additionalWorkspace" value="testsAdditional" />
which you can change as well.
It would be nice if we were able to run the relevant parts of the JSR-283 Technology Compliance Kit (TCK) against php implementations. Note that we would need to have some glue for things that look different in PHP than in Java, like the whole topic of Value and ValueFactory. https://jira.liip.ch/browse/JACK-24
Once we manage to do that, we could hopefully also use the performance test suite https://jira.liip.ch/browse/JACK-23