I am new to unit testing in PHP and I'm having a little trouble. Whether that is because I'm using the Cake framework or because I'm used to the Java way, point it I'm having issues.
I'm writing tests for a Model function that gets called on the submit of a form. The function receives two parameters, which I think I'm passing through correctly, and a data object that is not received as a parameter. My question is how do I populate that "data" object? I keep getting and "undefined index" error when I run the tests.
I've tried both mocking the data and using fixtures, but in all honesty, I don't get this stuff. Below is my model function, followed by my test code.
public function isUniqueIfVerified($check, $unverified){
$found = false;
if ($this->data['Client']['client_type_id'] == 5) {
$found = $this->find ( 'first', array (
'conditions' => array (
$check,
$this->alias . '.' . $this->primaryKey . ' !=' => $this->id,
'client_type_id <>' => 5
),
'fields' => array (
'Client.id'
)
) );
} else {
$found = $this->find ( 'first', array (
'conditions' => array (
$check,
$this->alias . '.' . $this->primaryKey . ' !=' => $this->id
),
'fields' => array (
'Client.id'
)
) );
}
if ($found) {
return false;
} else {
return true;
}
}
This is like the 52 version of my test function, so feel free to just do whatever you want with it. I was thinking that mocking the data would be easier and faster, since I only really need the 'client_type_id' for the condition inside my Model function, but I couldn't get that 'data' object to work, so I switched to fixtures... with no success.
public function testIsUniqueIfVerified01() {
$this->Client = $this->getMock ( 'Client', array (
'find'
) );
$this->Client->set(array(
'client_type_id' => 1,
'identity_no' => 1234567890123
));
//$this->Client->log($this->Client->data);
$check = array (
'identity_no' => '1234567890123'
);
$unverified = null;
$this->Client = $this->getMockforModel("Client",array('find'));
$this->Client->expects($this->once())
->method("find")
->with('first', array (
'conditions' => array (
"identity_no" => "1234567890123",
"Client.id" => "7711883306236",
'client_type_id <>' => 5
),
'fields' => array (
'Client.id'
)
))
->will($this->returnValue(false));
$this->assertTrue($this->Client->isUniqueIfVerified($check, $unverified));
unset ( $this->Client );
}
Again, I'm very green when it comes to Cake, and more specifically PHP Unit Testing, so feel free to explain where I went wrong.
Thanks!
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