Section 1 : Introduction and project setup
Lecture 1 INTRODUCTION TO BRAINMEASURES PROCTOR SYSTEM
Lecture 2 Install PHP and Composer (Windows)
Lecture 3 Install PHP and Composer (macOS) 00:01:40 Duration
Lecture 4 Install PHP and Composer (Linux) 00:01:31 Duration
Lecture 5 Create a project folder and install PHPUnit 00:01:58 Duration

Section 2 : Unit testing with PHPUnit the basics
Lecture 1 Write and run your first test an introduction to assertions 00:04:16 Duration
Lecture 2 Test a function using multiple assertions 00:03:00 Duration
Lecture 3 Test that incorrect results are not returned using multiple test methods 00:02:45 Duration
Lecture 4 Test a class fixing bugs through testing 00:04:30 Duration
Lecture 5 How to name your test methods 00:03:05 Duration

Section 3 : Configuring the PHPUnit test environment
Lecture 1 The PHPUnit test runner specify different options when running tests 00:03:03 Duration
Lecture 2 Configure PHPUnit the XML configuration file 00:04:05 Duration
Lecture 3 Autoload classes being tested using Composer 00:03:58 Duration

Section 4 : Test dependencies, fixtures and exceptions
Lecture 1 Unit test a queue class 00:04:16 Duration
Lecture 2 Test dependencies make one test method dependent on another 00:03:03 Duration
Lecture 3 Fixtures set up the known state of the tests using setUp and tearDown 00:04:38 Duration
Lecture 4 Easily add a new test method using the test fixture 00:02:07 Duration
Lecture 5 Share fixtures between tests for resource-intensive data 00:04:08 Duration
Lecture 6 Testing exceptions expecting code to throw an exception 00:04:10 Duration

Section 5 : Test doubles mocks and stubs
Lecture 1 Test doubles create mock objects to remove dependencies on external resources 00:05:35 Duration
Lecture 2 Dependency injection inject objects that a class depends on
Lecture 3 Test object interactions verify how a dependency is used 00:04:47 Duration
Lecture 4 Customise the creation of the mock object the getMockBuilder method 00:05:22 Duration

Section 6 : Mockery - an alternative mocking framework with a human-readable syntax
Lecture 1 Mock a dependency that doesn't exist yet 00:04:11 Duration
Lecture 2 Using Mockery installation and integration with PHPUnit 00:02:22 Duration
Lecture 3 Using Mockery to mock a dependency that doesn't exist yet 00:03:38 Duration
Lecture 4 PHPUnit vs Mockery Returning different values on subsequent method calls 00:05:47 Duration
Lecture 5 Mockery Spies Make assertions on a call after the event 00:04:37 Duration

Section 7 : Test-driven development
Lecture 1 Test-driven development set up a TDD project 00:03:10 Duration
Lecture 2 Write the test first, then write the code to make it pass 00:03:16 Duration
Lecture 3 Write just enough code to make the test pass
Lecture 4 Add tests and refactor code until the tests pass 00:03:15 Duration
Lecture 5 Add more tests and application code functionality
Lecture 6 Another test, more functionality, and more refactoring 00:02:55 Duration
Lecture 7 Data providers provide a test method with a collection of data 00:05:50 Duration

Section 8 : Testing non-public methods and properties and abstract classes
Lecture 1 Testing non-public methods 00:03:09 Duration
Lecture 2 Testing protected methods using inheritance 00:03:17 Duration
Lecture 3 Testing private methods using reflection 00:02:23 Duration
Lecture 4 Testing private methods with arguments using reflection 00:02:44 Duration
Lecture 5 Testing protected and private attributes 00:01:56 Duration
Lecture 6 Testing abstract classes 00:04:48 Duration

Section 9 : Testing static methods
Lecture 1 Testing static methods 00:02:53 Duration
Lecture 2 The problem with static methods dependencies and mocking 00:04:07 Duration
Lecture 3 Option 1 Refactor code to remove the static method
Lecture 4 Option 2 Pass the dependency as a callable 00:04:29 Duration
Lecture 5 Option 3 Use Mockery alias mocks to stub the static method call 00:02:37 Duration