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DeGraciaMathieu/Nero

This package allows you to simulate a fatal error in your PHP application

Installation

Run in console below command to download package to your project:

composer require degraciamathieu/nero

How use

There are two possibilities : `Breaker::syntaxError()` and `Breaker::classNotFound()`.

You can pass to these methods several criteria: a file, a specific line and a parameter.

require 'vendor\autoload.php';

use \DeGraciaMathieu\Nero\Breaker;

Breaker::syntaxError($file = null, $line = null, $parameter = null);

By default the method will automatically complete all these criteria.

Basic usage

require 'vendor\autoload.php';

use \DeGraciaMathieu\Nero\Breaker;

Breaker::syntaxError();

require 'vendor\autoload.php';

use \DeGraciaMathieu\Nero\Breaker;

Breaker::classNotFound();

Usage with parameters

require 'vendor\autoload.php';

use \DeGraciaMathieu\Nero\Breaker;

Breaker::syntaxError('Website\routes\web.php', 120, ';');

require 'vendor\autoload.php';

use \DeGraciaMathieu\Nero\Breaker;

Breaker::classNotFound('Website\routes\web.php', 30, 'MySpecificClass');