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PObuilding and testing a new ZF2 application
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copied!<p>I've been following <a href="http://framework.zend.com/manual/2.0/en/user-guide/unit-testing.html" rel="nofollow">ZF2 tutorials</a> on where/how to write unit tests for modules while I'm writing an application. Right now each module has its own <code>test</code> dir with its own <code>Bootstrap.php</code> and <code>phpunit.xml</code> config file. </p> <p><strong>Current Application Shell</strong></p> <pre><code>Application +--config/ +--public/ +--module/ | +--Module-A | | +--config | | +--src | | +--tests | | +--view | +--Module-B | +--config | +--src | +--tests | +--view +--vendor/ </code></pre> <p>Problem I'm running into is - its pretty darn hard to run ALL my tests at once for my entire application. I have to run each module's test separately - which is making my Jenkins CI setup a bit more complicated ie: aggregating code coverage files, junit, clover, etc...</p> <p><strong>Proposed Application Shell</strong></p> <pre><code>Application +--config/ +--public/ +--module/ | +--Module-A | | +--config | | +--src | | +--view | +--Module-B | +--config | +--src | +--view +--vendor/ +--tests/ +--Module-A +--Module-B </code></pre> <p>So in my search for a solution I have noticed the <a href="https://github.com/zendframework/zf2/tree/master/tests" rel="nofollow">Zend github repo</a> still has a separate <code>tests</code> directory that looks to mirror the library modules. Following this pattern where I can run all the tests and collect metrics all together would make my life much easier. </p> <p>So my real question is....</p> <p>What is the correct way I'm supposed to be doing this? If I'm writing 3rd party plugins that will be published - should I be including the tests into the module directory; and if I'm writing plugins that will be kept w/ this application for custom logic should/can I create a root folder and mirror my modules directory and hold the tests there?</p> <p>or am I doing all this the hard way?</p>

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