description: Codeception CRAP reporter is an open-source implementation tool to help you detect PHP code C.R.A.P. – which stands for Change Risk Anti-Patterns.
description: Loads params from Codeception config and pass them to test scenarios.
- name: CSS Regression
link: https://github.com/mendicm/css-regression
description: CSS / Visual regression tests integrated in Codeception. This module can be used to compare the current representation of a website element with an expected based on a reference image. This module does not require any JavaScript injections in your website and works with viewport screenshots (chromedriver). Compatible with WebDriver and AngularJS modules.
description: Module for handy populate database. Load only the tables and data that are needed for the current test. This will allow you to create and run tests faster.
description: This module allows the testing against external messaging services as well as triggering notifications via your tests, currently supports HipChat messaging service.
description: Mailpit is a standalone local SMTP server to test email deliveries. The Codeception module provides assertions such as `$I->haveUnreadEmails();` or `$I->seeInOpenedEmailHtmlBody()`.
description: MailCatcher is a standalone software which can be configured to catch *any* email sent by your development server, and display it on a webpage. The MailCatcher Module allows you to test the contents of those emails in an acceptance test.
description: A module which validates the markup (HTML, XHTML, etc.) of web documents. Works out of the box, requires no complex configuration to get started. Yet fully configurable and extendable if something special is needed.
description: This module helps to upload files when using webdriver via remote connection.
- name: Slim
description: This module allows you to run functional tests inside Slim 4 Microframework without HTTP calls, so tests will be much faster and debug could be easier.
description: Visual regression tests integrated in Codeception. This module can be used to compare the current representation of a website element with an expected. It was written on the shoulders of codeception and integrates in a very easy way.
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- name: WordPress Browser and Database
link: https://github.com/lucatume/wp-browser
description: An extension of Codeception own PhpBrowser and Db modules to allow for easy and streamlined WordPress themes and plugins testing.