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PhpUnitExpectationFixer extends AbstractPhpUnitFixer
in package
implements ConfigurableFixerInterface, WhitespacesAwareFixerInterface

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Dariusz Rumiński dariusz.ruminski@gmail.com

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Interfaces

ConfigurableFixerInterface
WhitespacesAwareFixerInterface

Methods

configure()  : void
Set configuration.
getDefinition()  : FixerDefinitionInterface
Returns the definition of the fixer.
getPriority()  : int
Returns the priority of the fixer.
isRisky()  : bool
Check if fixer is risky or not.
applyPhpUnitClassFix()  : void
createConfigurationDefinition()  : FixerConfigurationResolverInterface

Methods

configure()

Set configuration.

public configure(array<string|int, mixed> $configuration) : void

New configuration must override current one, not patch it. Using empty array makes fixer to use default configuration (or reset configuration from previously configured back to default one).

Some fixers may have no configuration, then - simply don't implement this interface. Other ones may have configuration that will change behavior of fixer, eg php_unit_strict fixer allows to configure which methods should be fixed. Finally, some fixers need configuration to work, eg header_comment.

Parameters
$configuration : array<string|int, mixed>

configuration depends on Fixer

getPriority()

Returns the priority of the fixer.

public getPriority() : int

Must run after PhpUnitNoExpectationAnnotationFixer.

Return values
int

isRisky()

Check if fixer is risky or not.

public isRisky() : bool

Risky fixer could change code behavior!

Return values
bool

applyPhpUnitClassFix()

protected applyPhpUnitClassFix(Tokens $tokens, int $startIndex, int $endIndex) : void
Parameters
$tokens : Tokens
$startIndex : int
$endIndex : int

        
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