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<?php
class OutputTest extends SwaggerGen_TestCase
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{
/**
* @covers \SwaggerGen\Exception::__construct
* @dataProvider provideAllCases
*/
public function testAllCases($name, $files, $expected)
$SwaggerGen = new \SwaggerGen\SwaggerGen('example.com', '/base');
$actual = $SwaggerGen->getSwagger($files, array(), \SwaggerGen\SwaggerGen::FORMAT_JSON);
$this->assertJsonStringEqualsJsonString($expected, $this->normalizeJson($actual), $name);
}
* Normalizes and pretty-prints json (whitespace mostly)
*
* This is useful to get better diff results when assertions fail.
* @param string $json
* @return string
private function normalizeJson($json)
return json_encode(
json_decode($json),
PHP_VERSION_ID >= 50400 ? constant('JSON_PRETTY_PRINT') : 0
);
public function provideAllCases() {
$cases = array();
foreach (glob(__DIR__ . '/*', GLOB_ONLYDIR) as $dir) {
$path = realpath($dir);
$json = $this->normalizeJson(file_get_contents($path . '/expected.json'));
$files = array();
if (file_exists($path . '/source.php')) {
$files[] = $path . '/source.php';
if (file_exists($path . '/source.txt')) {
$files[] = $path . '/source.txt';
$cases[] = array(
basename($dir),
$files,
$json
return $cases;
vanderlee /
PHPSwaggerGen
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