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pestphp.com

The source of pestphp.com — the marketing site and documentation for Pest, the testing framework PHP developers and their agents love to reach for.

Two front-ends live in one Laravel app:

• Landing page (/) — a standalone static Vite project in resources/www/ (HTML + Tailwind v4 + Alpine). It builds to public/www/ and is served from there.
• Documentation (/docs/{page}) — Laravel + Blade rendered from the markdown in resources/docs/{version}/, mirrored from pestphp/docs.

Know which one you're touching before you edit — they share no build tooling, CSS, or JS.

Local development

These steps assume you serve the site with Laravel Valet out of ~/Sites.

1. Fork this repository.
2. Clone your fork, dropping your username into the {username} slot:

   cd ~/Sites
   git clone https://github.com/{username}/pestphp.com pestphp.com
   cd pestphp.com

3. Run the setup script. It installs Composer and npm dependencies, generates your .env, pulls the docs branches, and builds both front-ends:

   ./bin/setup.sh

The site is now live at http://pestphp.com.test.

Iterate on the landing page with its own dev server:

cd resources/www && npm run dev

The / route serves the built artifact (public/www/index.html), so run npm run build from resources/www/ before your changes show up at /.

Staying in sync

The syncing a fork guide covers pulling the latest changes into your fork. After you pull upstream changes, refresh dependencies, docs branches, and builds in one step:

./bin/update.sh

Contributing

Contributions are welcome. See CONTRIBUTING.md before opening a pull request. To edit the documentation content itself, head to pestphp/docs.

Sponsors

We cannot thank our sponsors enough for funding Pest's development — their support is what keeps it moving. Want to join them? Support Nuno Maduro's work at github.com/sponsors/nunomaduro.

• CMS Max
• PhpStorm
• CodeRabbit
• SerpApi
• Bento
• Redberry

License

pestphp.com is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license.