Php-Reflection-Deflector

Test your Private/Protected Methods/Properties with any testing package and with Zero configuration.

New: Can reflect multiple classes at same time.

Usage

Step 1: Install Through Composer

composer require skagarwal/reflection --dev

Step 2: Import the trait

Import the SKAgarwal\Reflection\ReflectableTrait in your TestClass of any package. Eg: PhpUnit, PhpSpec, Laracasts\Integrated.

For PhpUnit

use SKAgarwal\Reflection\ReflectableTrait

class ModelTest extends PHPUnit_Framework_TestCase
{
  use ReflectableTrait;
}

And That's it. You are all set to go. :)

Now you can do the following to test private/protected methods or properties:

Instantiate the Reflector

By using reflect() method like this:

$randomClass = new RandomClass();
$this->reflect($randomClass);

This Method is not chainable Note: Its preferable to use this in constructor or for PhpUnit in setUp() method etc.

By using on() method like this:

$randomClass = new RandomClass();
$this->on($randomClass)->call($method, $args = []);

This method is chainable **Note: **This method relfects the class object only once. That is only for one call to method or property. It can be used for relfecting multiple classes at same time.

Available Methods

reflect($classObj);

Description: Reflect the Class Object

on($classObj);

Description: Reflect the Class Object. This is Chainable Method. Possible Chaining:

$this->on($classObject)->callMethod($arguments = []);
$this->on($classObject)->call($method, $arguments = []);
$this->on($classObject)->get($property);
$this->on($classObject)->get{Proerty};

Reflect Multiple classes at same time

Example:

// Considering phpunit

 protected function setUp()
  {
    $this->foo = new Foo();
    $this->reflect($this->foo);
  }
  

  public function test_something()
  {
    $hello = $this->callSayHello(); // this will call SayHello() of class `Foo`
    $this->assertEquals('Hello', $hello);

    $hello = $this->on(new FooBar())->callSayHello(); // this will call SayHello() of class `FooBar`
    $this->assertEquals('Hello FooBar', $hello);

    $hello = $this->callSayHello(); // this will call SayHello() of class `Foo`
    $this->assertEquals('Hello', $hello);
  }