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# Using the Friendica tests
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## Install Tools
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You need to install the following software:
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* PHP
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* MySQL or Mariadb (the latter is preferred)
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For example in Ubuntu you can run:
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```
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sudo apt install mariadb-server php
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```
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## Install PHP extensions
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The following extensions must be installed:
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* MySQL
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* Curl
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* GD
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* XML
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* DOM
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* SimpleXML
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* Intl
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* Multi-precision
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* Multi-byte string
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For example in Ubuntu:
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```
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sudo apt install php-mysql php-curl php-gd php-xml php-intl php-gmp php-mbstring
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```
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## Create Local Database
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The default database name is `test`, username `friendica`, password
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`friendica`. These can be overridden using environment variables
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`DATABASE_NAME`, `DATABASE_USER`, `DATABASE_HOST`, and
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`DATABASE_PASSWORD`. Whatever settings you choose, you must give the
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corresponding user the necessary privileges to create and destroy the
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chosen database.
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```
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GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON test.* TO 'friendica'@'localhost' IDENTIFIED BY 'friendica' WITH GRANT OPTION;
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GRANT CREATE, DROP ON test.* TO 'friendica'@'localhost';
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```
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## Use Docker Database
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Instead of using a local database, you can also use a database running in a docker container.
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TODO this section needs to be filled in with working examples.
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## Running Tests
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You can then run the tests using the `autotest.sh` script. You should
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specify the type of database as an argument, either `mysql` or
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`mariadb`:
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```
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bin/dev/autotest.sh mariadb
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```
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You can also run just one particular file of tests:
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```
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bin/dev/autotest.sh mariadb src/Util/ImagesTest.php
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```
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Example output of tests passing:
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OK (2 tests, 2 assertions)
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```
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Failed tests look like this. Examine the output before this to see which tests failed.
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```
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FAILURES!
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Tests: 2, Assertions: 2, Failures: 1.
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```
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