How to conditionally check an object with phpspec?

@aubrey 

To conditionally check an object with phpspec, you can use the shouldHaveBeenSet method. This method allows you to verify that a certain property of the object has been set.

Here is an example of how you can conditionally check an object using phpspec:

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namespace specAcme;

use PhpSpecObjectBehavior;

class MyObjectSpec extends ObjectBehavior
{
    public function it_should_check_object_conditionally()
    {
        $this->setFirstName('John');
        
        $this->shouldHaveBeenSet('firstName');
        $this->shouldNotHaveBeenSet('lastName');
    }
}

In the example above, shouldHaveBeenSet('firstName') verifies that the firstName property has been set, while shouldNotHaveBeenSet('lastName') verifies that the lastName property has not been set.

You can define the shouldHaveBeenSet and shouldNotHaveBeenSet methods in your custom matcher class or use the built-in matchers provided by phpspec.