This visualization tool provides a quick way to monitor your PHPUnit test suites.
With a single glance, you'll be able to identify the slowest tests, hopefully helping you to improve the overall execution time of your tests!
To generate a report, execute your PHPUnit test suite including the --log-junit argument, such as:
phpunit --log-junit report.xml
~ or ~
php artisan test -p --log-junit report.xml
Once you have generated your report.xml file you can either or if you prefer copypasta it into the or keep reading below
about downloading the stand-alone HTML file.
If you want to re-use this chart in your own application download this file and place it in the same directory as your report.xml file.
This file is self-contained, exactly like this page (check the source) but without the form, and the initial symfony2.json loading.
If you want to parametrize it, or re-use it in your own projects you can find all technical details in the README file.
Ideally this all gets wrapped up into a Laravel package… If this something you want to see happen, please consider sponsoring me on GitHub.
This project is released under the MIT licence - thanks to Marmelab and Moof.
It means you can blow unlimited bubbles in all your projects, with the only obligation to embed the original licence file into your fork.