I researched the configuration method for using Lime, a PHP testing environment, so here’s a memo.

Download lime.php

First, to use Lime, you need to download lime.php.

Lime is a library for writing unit tests in PHP. It's just a class file - you can use it immediately by including the single file lime.php. It's perfect for those who like "lightweight, simple, and easy."

・Source: [PHP] How to Download the Latest Version of Lime.php - DQNEO Startup Diary

I downloaded the latest version of Lime. (Latest version ver 1.0.9 as of 2011/07/14)

・/tools/lime/tags/RELEASE_1_0_9/lib/lime.php - symfony - Trac

The download location is quite hard to find, but you can download it from the bottom of the page:

Download in other formats: Plain Text | Original Format

You can also check previous versions from the following link:

・/tools/lime/tags - symfony - Trac

Test Unit: Articles That Might Be Helpful When Using Lime

Other articles that might be helpful:

■ Official

・LimeTestingFramework - symfony - Trac

・Practical symfony | Day 8: Unit Tests | symfony | Web PHP Framework

・A Gentle Introduction to symfony | Chapter 15 - Unit and Functional Testing | symfony | Web PHP Framework

■ Blog Articles

・Introduction to the Newly Adopted Testing Framework lime – lime without symfony part 1 « Development Diary with symfony

・Writing Unit Tests as Casually as Possible with lime - id:anatoo’s Blog

・Use Lime for Test::More in PHP - Lism.in * blog - nekoya (id:studio-m)

・[PHP] Experience TDD with lime - DQNEO Startup Diary

That’s all from the Gemba.