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I want to solve a kata using PHP and test driven development. I would like to use a generator or template to base on a minimal composer project with phpunit.

The minimal project should contain:

• the composer.json with phpunit as require-dev
• the vendor folder
• a sample tests folder with a test file and a source file

I wondered how other developers do that in PHP and found so far the following options:

• use PHPStorm and create a new composer project based on laravel/laravel followed by php artisan key:generate as described here and here
• use composer init as described in this post
• use php-pds/skeleton followed by composer require phpunit/phpunit --dev as described here

What is typical way for a PHP developer to deal with the initial boilerplate in a small php project?

I have these types (and more):

I'm doing this exercise with JavaScript and we're supposed to create a ninja pacman-style game with Javascript and then keep score. The ninja eats sushis and I'm doing one point per sushi.

The current behavior is that I can store scores when the ninja goes up or down. Problem is that when the ninja moves horizontally, the score only counts the first sushi. Second and third sushis aren't counted. I did use the same logic for vertical and horizontal moving around.

Here is my code. Added the whole code for context, but the problematic part is after "document.onkeydown = function(e) {".

I began to do the bowling kata (http://codingdojo.org/kata/Bowling/) in F#. I wrote a first unit test :

I have been using have for two years now and now I'm trying to learn TDD (Test-Driven Development) and JUnit, the FizzBuzz Kata looked like a good place to start. So I did it:

I am new to Laravel, getting the following error,

array_flip() expects parameter 1 to be array, string given