lyquidity/xbrl-tests

Provides a harness to run the conformance suite tests for XBRL 2.1, XDT, XFI and Formulas using the XBRLlibrary for PHP

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  • lyquidity/xbrl-tests: Download the XBRL conformance suite test files. Links to the files are in the project README.

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About the project

This project provides a test harness to run the conformance suite test defined for XBRL 2.1, XDT, Formulas and Function Registry functions

Test harness notes

XBRL 2.1

A small number of the tests are not used. The XBRL processor only has incomplete support for reference link bases so tests using or relating to reference links are not run for any of the conformance suites. These tests include tests 291 V-12, V-13, V-14 and V-15

Formulas

The formula processor does support some of the specifications that do not yet have a recommended status such as Formula Tuples and Vaiables Scope. However it does not support the Variable Instances for Multi-Instance Processing and Chaining specifications.

This means the XBRL Formula processor test harness will not include tests in the groups 60300 (Instances processing) and 60400 (Instances chaining processing).

Links

This project does not include the conformance suite tests. The relevant suite files can be downloaded:

Status

XBRL 2.1 conformance XBRL dimensions conformance XBRL functions registry conformance XBRL Formulas conformance

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Dependencies

This project depends on lyquidity/XPath20 and on the lyquidity/XBRL.

License

This project is released under GPL version 3.0

What does this mean?

It means you can use the source code in any way you see fit. However, the source code for any changes you make must be made available to others and must be made available on the same terms as you receive the source code in this project: under a GPL v3.0 license. You must include the license of this project with any distribution of the source code whether the distribution includes all the source code or just part of it. For example, if you create a class that derives from one of the classes provided by this project - a new taxonomy class, perhaps - that is derivative.

What does this not mean?

It does not mean that any products you create that only use this source code must be released under GPL v3.0. If you create a budgeting application that uses the source code from this project to access data in instance documents, used by the budgeting application to transfer data, that is not derivative.

Contributing

We welcome contributions. See our contributions page for more information. If you do choose to contribute we will ask you to agree to our Contributor License Agreement (CLA). We will ask you to agree to the terms in the CLA to assure other users that the code they use is not going to be encumbered by a labyrinth of different license and patent liabilities. You are also urged to review our code of conduct.

Install

The project can be installed by composer. First make sure the XPath 2.0 project is installed. Assuming Composer is installed and a shortcut to the program is called 'composer' then the command to install this project is:

composer require lyquidity/xbrl-tests:dev-master --prefer-dist

Or fork or download the repository. It will also be necessary to download and install the XML project.

You will then need to download the test suite zip file and unzip them to some location. In your application you will also need to add defines called:

  • CONFORMANCE_TEST_SUITE_XBRL_21_LOCATION
  • CONFORMANCE_TEST_SUITE_FORMULA_LOCATION
  • CONFORMANCE_TEST_SUITE_XDT_LOCATION
  • CONFORMANCE_TEST_SUITE_XFI_LOCATION and
  • CONFORMANCE_TEST_SUITE_GENERIC_LOCATION

Give these a value which is the location you used to unzip the respective conformance test suite zip file.
See the example in the getting started section below.

Getting started

Assuming you have installed the library using composer then this PHP application will run the tests:

<php
require_once __DIR__ . '/vendor/autoload.php';

// Create the location defines
define ( 'XBRL_CONF_LOCATION', '<location of the unzipped XBRL-CONF-2014-12-10.zip file>' );
define ( 'XDT_CONF_LOCATION', '<location of the unzipped XDT-CONF-CR4-2009-10-06.zip file>' );
define ( 'FORMULA_CONF_LOCATION', '<location of the unzipped FORMULA-CONF-REC-2013-09-12.zip file>' );

// Create the test defines
define( 'CONFORMANCE_TEST_SUITE_XBRL_21_LOCATION', XBRL_CONF_LOCATION );
define( 'CONFORMANCE_TEST_SUITE_XDT_LOCATION', XDT_CONF_LOCATION );
define( 'CONFORMANCE_TEST_SUITE_FORMULA_LOCATION', FORMULA_CONF_LOCATION . "tests/" );
define( 'CONFORMANCE_TEST_SUITE_XFI_LOCATION', FORMULA_CONF_LOCATION . "function-registry/" );
define( 'CONFORMANCE_TEST_SUITE_GENERIC_LOCATION', FORMULA_CONF_LOCATION . "tests/70000 Linkbase/" );

// Run each test suite.  Note that some may run for a considerable time
include __DIR__ . "/vendor/lyquidity/XBRL-tests/conformance-21.php";
include __DIR__ . "/vendor/lyquidity/XBRL-tests/conformance-xdt.php";
include __DIR__ . "/vendor/lyquidity/XBRL-tests/conformance-formulas.php";
include __DIR__ . "/vendor/lyquidity/XBRL-tests/conformance-xfi.php";
include __DIR__ . "/vendor/lyquidity/XBRL-tests/conformance-generics.php";