File test/run/Grammars/PhpGrammar.php

class Tlf\Lexer\Test\PhpGrammar

public function prepare()
public function input_file($file)
public function testDirectives() Unit test individual directives from the test/src/Php/*.php files

For a summary of the directives, run phptest -test testShowMePhpFeatures, then see test/output/PhpFeatures.md

public function testLilMigrationsBug()
public function testLilMigrations()
public function testLilDb()
public function testPhadFormsTest()
public function testScrawlFnTemplate()
public function testMethodParseErrors()
public function testPhtmlNode()
public function testPhtmlParser()
public function testPhtml()
public function testPhtmlCompiler()
public function testPhtmlTextNode()
public function testSampleClass()
public function parse_file($file, $debug, $stop_loop) Get an ast tree from a file
public function output_tree(string $file, array $tree)
public function get_counts($file) get the expected counts from test/php/counts/$file.json
public function assert_counts(array $ast_tree, array $target_counts) Assert that the ast tree contains the given counts of items
public function assert_file($file, bool $debug=true, int $stop_loop -1) Run tests on the given file. (currently just tree counts)

Parses the input file into an ast tree
Loads InputFile.expect.js, which contains things like the expected number of consts, methods, and comments
Compares the output ast against the expected counts
Writes the ast tree to test/input/php/tree/{$file}.js & .../{$file.printr.js}
- this is just for visual verification (i think)
- this should be changed to the output dir

It writes file test/output/PhpFeatures.md showing a synopsis of which directives passed / failed & what their input was

The output is like:
-FailedTestname: input string that was lexed
+PassedTestName: input string that was lexed

public function testRunFile() test an individual file (or all files in a directory) as needed
public function testGetTreeCounts() Test the test function
public function get_tree_counts($array, $counts) get an array of counts across an entire array.
Each key increases by one when it is found,
except when the value is an array containing numeric indices,
then the count[key] increases by count(value)
public function has_numeric_indices(array $array): bool