##Install
Install sfAtoumPlugin as a git submodule
git submodule add git://github.com/agallou/sfAtoumPlugin.git plugins/sfAtoumPlugin
Get atoum bundle with the plugin
cd plugins/sfAtoumPlugin && git submodule update --init && cd ../../
Add the plugin in your ProjectConfiguration file
if (sfConfig::get('sf_environment') != 'prod')
{
$this->enablePlugins('sfAtoumPlugin');
}##Launch tests
php symfony atoum:test
You can pass a configuration file (see here for how to write the configuration file : https://github.com/mageekguy/atoum/wiki/atoum-et-Jenkins-(ou-Hudson) ) via the -c option :
php symfony atoum:test -c config/atoum/hudson.php
All atoum options are available :
./symfony help atoum:test
Usage:
symfony atoum:test [-c|--configuration-file[="..."]] [-p|--php[="..."]] [-d|--default-report-title[="..."]] [-s|--score-file[="..."]] [-m|--max-children-number[="..."]] [-n|--no-code-coverage] [--test-it] [test-file-or-dir1] ... [test-file-or-dirN]
Arguments:
test-file-or-dir path to test files or folders
Options:
--configuration-file (-c) config file
--php (-p) path to php binary
--default-report-title (-d) Define default report title
--score-file (-s) Save score in <file>
--max-children-number (-m) Maximum number of sub-processus which will be run simultaneously
--no-code-coverage (-n) disable code coverage
--test-it execute all atoum unit tests
##Atoum
Atoum repository and documentation are available here :