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I am in love with Cucumber. It’s easily configured for a Ruby on Rails application. However, I’m new to Ruby and so is the rest of my team. We are writing PHP applications using the Zend Framework. I’m interested in hearing how you have implemented BDD for your PHP applications and what frameworks/libraries I should use. Have you configured Cucumber? Or are you using a different library?
Cuke4PHP
Cuke4PHP implements the Cucumber wire protocol, making it possible to write step definitions in PHP. This means you can write some (or most) of your step definitions in Ruby and write the other step definitions in PHP (the ones that have to do with modifying the database).
Another alternative is..
Behat
Behat is a port of Cucumber written in PHP 5.3. Unfortunately, it requires PHP 5.3, so if your environment is not set up for PHP 5.3, you won’t be able to use this.