tomphp

func! PhpRefactorShowMenu()
    echohl Title
    echo 'Available Refactorings:'
    echohl None
    echo '(em) Extract Method'
    echo '(lv) rename Local Variable'
    echo '(li) Local variable to Instance variable'
    echo '(ou) Optimize Use'
    echo ''
    echo '(c) Cancel'

tomphp

<?php

class TestClassSpec extends ObjectBehavior
{
    public function it_runs_action1(ActionClass $action) {
        $action->action1()->shouldBeCalled();

        // I have to add this here even though it is not the focus of this test?
        $action->action2()->shouldBeCalled();

tomphp

<?php

// Problem:
// I'm testing a method which adds a service to a service container class which takes a service
// name and a callback which creates the service. Like so:

function load(ServiceContainer $container)
{
    $container->set(
        'event_dispatcher.listeners.db_extension',

tomphp

<?php

/*
 * Since we don't have method over loading, shouldn't this be possible?
 */

interface Object1Saver
{
    public function save(Object1 $obj);
}

tomphp

<?php

/*
 * Say you have an entity class which has no need to expose its internal data
 * fields in the business layer like so:
 */

class LibraryBook
{
    /** @var string */

tomphp

<?php

interface Item
{
    public function runAction();
}

interface SomeCollection
{
    public function foreachItem(callable $fn);

tomphp

// Given
(defn make-customer [name email]
  {:name name, :email email})

// Examples

(def customer1 (make-customer "Tom" "email@address.com"))

// vs...

tomphp

Feature: View a widget

  # Approach 1
  Scenario: View a widget's attributes
    Given there is a widget named "the widget" with attribute1 "attr 1 val" and attribute2 "attr 2 val" and attribute3 "attr 3 val"
    Then the widget named "the widget" should have attribute1 value "attr 1 val" and attribute2 value "attr 2 val" and attribute3 "attr 3 val"

  # Approach 2
  Scenario: View a widget's attributes
    Given there is a widget named "the widget" 

tomphp

<?php

// An example of navigating HAL enabled JSON APIs in Behat tests
// using https://github.com/tomphp/hal-client

use TomPHP\HalClient\Client;

class APIContext
{
    // ...

tomphp

<?php

// https://github.com/tomphp/php-transform
use function TomPHP\Transform\__;

$ticket1 = new Ticket(new User(['dob' => new DateTime('1980-01-22')]));
$ticket2 = new Ticket(new User(['dob' => new DateTime('1984-08-08')]));

$tickets = [$ticket1, $ticket2];