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Patchwork is a PHP library that allows you to change user defined functions at runtime. This can be incredibly handy when testing. I'm by no means a Ruby expert but I heard that in the Ruby world they do this kind of stuff all the time during testing.
Here's a simple example of what Patchwork can do:
function myCounter($array)
{
return count($array);
}
myCounter([1, 2]); // returns '2';
//now let's change the function
Patchwork\redefine('myCounter', function($array)
{
return count($array) ? 'a lot of items' : 'empty';
});
myCounter([1, 2]); // returns 'a lot of items";
Read the implementation docs to learn how this works behind the scenes.
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