test-settings.sample.php

<?php

// ATTENTION! DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE!
// This file is necessary to run the unit tests and profiling scripts.
// Please copy it to 'test-settings.php' and make the necessary edits.

// Note: The only external library you *need* is SimpleTest; everything else
//       is optional.

// We've got a lot of tests, so we recommend turning the limit off.
set_time_limit(0);

// Turning off output buffering will prevent mysterious errors from core dumps.
$data = @ob_get_clean();
if ($data !== false && $data !== '') {
    echo "Output buffer contains data [".urlencode($data)."]\n";
    exit;
}

// -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// OPTIONAL SETTINGS

// Note on running PHPT:
//      Vanilla PHPT from https://github.com/tswicegood/PHPT_Core should
//      work fine on Linux w/o multitest.
//
//      To do multitest or Windows testing, you'll need some more
//      patches at https://github.com/ezyang/PHPT_Core
//
//      I haven't tested the Windows setup in a while so I don't know if
//      it still works.

// Should PHPT tests be enabled?
$GLOBALS['HTMLPurifierTest']['PHPT'] = false;

// If PHPT isn't in your Path via PEAR, set that here:
// set_include_path('/path/to/phpt/Core/src' . PATH_SEPARATOR . get_include_path());

// For tests/multitest.php, which versions to test?
$versions_to_test    = array();

// Stable PHP binary to use when invoking maintenance scripts.
$php = 'php';

// For tests/multitest.php, what is the multi-version executable? It must
// accept an extra parameter (version number) before all other arguments
$phpv = false;

// Should PEAR tests be run? If you've got a valid PEAR installation, set this
// to true (or, if it's not in the include path, to its install directory).
$GLOBALS['HTMLPurifierTest']['PEAR'] = false;

// If PEAR is enabled, what PEAR tests should be run? (Note: you will
// need to ensure these libraries are installed)
$GLOBALS['HTMLPurifierTest']['Net_IDNA2'] = false;

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