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PAM HTTP Testing

Exercise your HTTP application without opening a socket.

In-memory requests, fluent response assertions, fakes, and deterministic test helpers for PAM HTTP applications.

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Why this exists

In-memory requests, fluent response assertions, fakes, and deterministic test helpers for PAM HTTP applications.


Role	Testing toolkit
Execution path	PHPUnit-compatible in-memory HTTP harness
This repository owns	Application-level HTTP test ergonomics
Boundary	Transport, TLS, proxy, and kernel behavior still require integration tests

What you can build

Fast controller and middleware tests
JSON, headers, status, and validation assertions
Regression suites for routes without network flakiness

Quick start

pam composer require --dev pushinbr/pam-http-testing

The PAM documentation covers prerequisites, production setup, and the complete workflow. PAM projects keep normal manifests and lockfiles; product features stay in the package that owns them.

Fast in-memory tests for applications built with pushinbr/pam-http.

See it in action

$client = new Pam\Http\Testing\TestClient($app);
$client->get('/users/42')
    ->assertSuccessful()
    ->assertJsonPath('id', '42');

License

Free and open-source under the Apache License 2.0. You may use, modify, and distribute this package for any purpose, including commercially.

pushinbr / pam-http-testing

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