I’m trying to setup phpUnit via my host however, they are severely outdated and the documentation on how to use it is non-existent (hosts version). I’m wondering is there a way to do online unit testing, where the framework is hosted somewhere other than my server?
For example does Google have a solution where I can just include a file from Google’s server?
UPDATE:
OK so apparently there is no cloud based way to run phpUnit. So my problem is installing it. My host has a PEAR installer (I’m not familiar with how PEAR really works yet). However, the version that they have is phpUnit2 which is apparently related to phpUnit (https://github.com/sebastianbergmann/phpunit/). But that is all I can really find.
According to the above link, the main way to install phpUnit is through PEAR :
http://www.phpunit.de/manual/current/en/installation.html
It requires that I change channels, however, it doesn’t look like I have access to do that. Some are suggesting I can just copy the files up to my server and use them that way. Is that the best way for me to do this? Are there other settings I need to change (on my server) to make this work?
Any information is much appreciated.
If I’m understanding your question correctly, there’s no need to use your host’s version; the entire library is just a simple file. Go download it yourself from sourceforge, upload it to your server, and you should be off and running.