A simple green bar, or a red bar(with phpunit output) showing the issue.
Here is a youtube video describing it's usage: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=an5ZjEVTg0g
It's usage is pretty simple too, depending on autoloading, you can get it down to two lines per test.
Prefered Way: Use an IDE that has a live preview functionality.
Set your base path to say: http://test.example.com/phpwebunit/index.php/ <-- You'll need to create this. In index.php have code that would look something like this:
$sot = __DIR__ . '/../../' . implode('/', $test);
if(file_exists($sot)){
new \kcmerrill\tdd\phpwebunit('', array('bin'=>'/usr/local/php5/bin/phpunit'), array('SCRIPT_FILENAME'=>$sot));
}
Another Way:
//This will test the current php file
require_once __FILE__. '/phpwebunit';
new kcmerrill\tdd\phpwebunit;
//This will test the current php's directory
require_once __FILE__. '/phpwebunit';
new kcmerrill\tdd\phpwebunit(__DIR__);