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dn-ai-tester
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An AI-powered tool that generates PHPUnit tests automatically for your PHP code. This tool leverages OpenAI to analyze your project files and create meaningful test cases, saving developers time and effort.
To install the package globally using npm or pnpm, run:
npm install -g dn-ai-tester
or
pnpm add -g dn-ai-tester
To run the tool and generate PHPUnit tests for a specific directory:
ai-tester createTestFiles --directory <path-to-directory>
Example
ai-tester createTestFiles --directory ./src
To create database factories run the following command:
ai-tester createFactories --directory <path-to-models>
Example
ai-tester createFactories --directory ./src/api/Models
You can configure your OpenAI API-key by creating the file: '~/.ai-tester-config'. Ensure you have a valid API key set as an environment variable inside this file:
OPENAI_API_KEY=your_api_key_here
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An AI-powered PHP Unit Test generator using OpenAI.
We found that dn-ai-tester demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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