Expect::your($test)->not->toSuck();

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Matching that doesn't suck ... mostly

It is very easy to create a matcher using php-expect. Just put it in the Expect::$matchers static array. Here's how.

Matcher skeleton

Expect::$matchers['matcher'] = function($actual, $expected) {
    return array(
        $positive_matcher = function() use ($actual, $expected) {

        }, "What to say when the positive matcher fails",

        $negative_matcher = function() use ($actual, $expected) {

        }, "What to say when the negative matcher fails"
    );
}

Of course, you don't need to write $positive_matcher = or $negative_matcher =, but it helps add context.

The toSuck matcher:

Expect::$matchers['toSuck'] = function ($actual, $expected) {
    $class = get_class($actual);
    return array(
        $positive_matcher = function () use ($class) {
            assert( $class == 'Suck' );
        }, "Expected object to suck",

        $negative_matcher = function () use ($class) {
            assert( $class != 'Suck' );
        }, "Expected object not to suck"
    );
};

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