Mockery: how to use shouldReceive with method_exists?
In my application code, I've got a method_exists check to authorize some hooking in a create process:
// Note: $myClass is implementing a ListItemFactory interface.
if ($isCreate) {
$methodName = "create{$attr}ListItem";
if (method_exists($myClass, $methodName)) {
$item = $myClass->$methodName();
} else {
[...]
}
}
I'm trying to test this code, mocking $myClass and checking if $methodName is in fact called. Here's how I wrote the test:
/** @test */
function specific_create_method_is_called()
{
$factory = Mockery::mock(ListItemFactory::class)->makePartial();
$factory->shouldReceive("createCommentsListItem")->once();
[...]
}
But this isn't working, because method_exists is not defined in the mock. I'm fairly new to mock stuff, so maybe there's an obvious way to manage this problem, like "stubbing" the wanted function, but I wasn't able to find the way...
Thanks in advance for any help.
php unit-testing testing mockery
asked Nov 22 '15 at 15:03
PhilippePhilippe
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In my application code, I've got a method_exists check to authorize some hooking in a create process:
// Note: $myClass is implementing a ListItemFactory interface.
if ($isCreate) {
$methodName = "create{$attr}ListItem";
if (method_exists($myClass, $methodName)) {
$item = $myClass->$methodName();
} else {
[...]
}
}
I'm trying to test this code, mocking $myClass and checking if $methodName is in fact called. Here's how I wrote the test:
/** @test */
function specific_create_method_is_called()
{
$factory = Mockery::mock(ListItemFactory::class)->makePartial();
$factory->shouldReceive("createCommentsListItem")->once();
[...]
}
But this isn't working, because method_exists is not defined in the mock. I'm fairly new to mock stuff, so maybe there's an obvious way to manage this problem, like "stubbing" the wanted function, but I wasn't able to find the way...
Thanks in advance for any help.
php unit-testing testing mockery
asked Nov 22 '15 at 15:03
PhilippePhilippe
488516
The ListItemFactory source would be great to see.
– l-x
Nov 30 '15 at 14:38
was just solving very similar stuff, check out stackoverflow.com/questions/37927273/… this might help you
– user3350906
Jun 20 '16 at 17:41
This is what helped me: stackoverflow.com/a/46922330/470749
– Ryan
Feb 23 at 19:13
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In my application code, I've got a method_exists check to authorize some hooking in a create process:
// Note: $myClass is implementing a ListItemFactory interface.
if ($isCreate) {
$methodName = "create{$attr}ListItem";
if (method_exists($myClass, $methodName)) {
$item = $myClass->$methodName();
} else {
[...]
}
}
I'm trying to test this code, mocking $myClass and checking if $methodName is in fact called. Here's how I wrote the test:
/** @test */
function specific_create_method_is_called()
{
$factory = Mockery::mock(ListItemFactory::class)->makePartial();
$factory->shouldReceive("createCommentsListItem")->once();
[...]
}
But this isn't working, because method_exists is not defined in the mock. I'm fairly new to mock stuff, so maybe there's an obvious way to manage this problem, like "stubbing" the wanted function, but I wasn't able to find the way...
Thanks in advance for any help.
php unit-testing testing mockery
asked Nov 22 '15 at 15:03
PhilippePhilippe
488516
In my application code, I've got a method_exists check to authorize some hooking in a create process:
// Note: $myClass is implementing a ListItemFactory interface.
if ($isCreate) {
$methodName = "create{$attr}ListItem";
if (method_exists($myClass, $methodName)) {
$item = $myClass->$methodName();
} else {
[...]
}
}
I'm trying to test this code, mocking $myClass and checking if $methodName is in fact called. Here's how I wrote the test:
/** @test */
function specific_create_method_is_called()
{
$factory = Mockery::mock(ListItemFactory::class)->makePartial();
$factory->shouldReceive("createCommentsListItem")->once();
[...]
}
But this isn't working, because method_exists is not defined in the mock. I'm fairly new to mock stuff, so maybe there's an obvious way to manage this problem, like "stubbing" the wanted function, but I wasn't able to find the way...
Thanks in advance for any help.
php unit-testing testing mockery
php unit-testing testing mockery
asked Nov 22 '15 at 15:03
PhilippePhilippe
488516
asked Nov 22 '15 at 15:03
PhilippePhilippe
488516
asked Nov 22 '15 at 15:03
PhilippePhilippe
488516
asked Nov 22 '15 at 15:03
PhilippePhilippe
488516
asked Nov 22 '15 at 15:03
PhilippePhilippe
488516
488516
The ListItemFactory source would be great to see.
– l-x
Nov 30 '15 at 14:38
was just solving very similar stuff, check out stackoverflow.com/questions/37927273/… this might help you
– user3350906
Jun 20 '16 at 17:41
This is what helped me: stackoverflow.com/a/46922330/470749
– Ryan
Feb 23 at 19:13
add a comment |
The ListItemFactory source would be great to see.
– l-x
Nov 30 '15 at 14:38
was just solving very similar stuff, check out stackoverflow.com/questions/37927273/… this might help you
– user3350906
Jun 20 '16 at 17:41
This is what helped me: stackoverflow.com/a/46922330/470749
– Ryan
Feb 23 at 19:13
The ListItemFactory source would be great to see.
– l-x
Nov 30 '15 at 14:38
The ListItemFactory source would be great to see.
– l-x
Nov 30 '15 at 14:38
was just solving very similar stuff, check out stackoverflow.com/questions/37927273/… this might help you
– user3350906
Jun 20 '16 at 17:41
was just solving very similar stuff, check out stackoverflow.com/questions/37927273/… this might help you
– user3350906
Jun 20 '16 at 17:41
This is what helped me: stackoverflow.com/a/46922330/470749
– Ryan
Feb 23 at 19:13
This is what helped me: stackoverflow.com/a/46922330/470749
– Ryan
Feb 23 at 19:13
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Create a small testing class and mock it partially.
Define in the scope of your test class:
class MyClass implements ListItemFactory {
public function createCommentsListItem() { }
}
Then, in your test function:
/** @test */
function specific_create_method_is_called()
{
$myClass = m::mock(MyClass::class)->makePartial();
$myClass->shouldReceive('createCommentsListItem')->once();
// method_exists($myClass, 'createCommentsListItem')
// returns true now
}
(in this example: use Mockery as m;)
answered Nov 15 '18 at 19:29
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Create a small testing class and mock it partially.
Define in the scope of your test class:
class MyClass implements ListItemFactory {
public function createCommentsListItem() { }
}
Then, in your test function:
/** @test */
function specific_create_method_is_called()
{
$myClass = m::mock(MyClass::class)->makePartial();
$myClass->shouldReceive('createCommentsListItem')->once();
// method_exists($myClass, 'createCommentsListItem')
// returns true now
}
(in this example: use Mockery as m;)
answered Nov 15 '18 at 19:29
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Create a small testing class and mock it partially.
Define in the scope of your test class:
class MyClass implements ListItemFactory {
public function createCommentsListItem() { }
}
Then, in your test function:
/** @test */
function specific_create_method_is_called()
{
$myClass = m::mock(MyClass::class)->makePartial();
$myClass->shouldReceive('createCommentsListItem')->once();
// method_exists($myClass, 'createCommentsListItem')
// returns true now
}
(in this example: use Mockery as m;)
answered Nov 15 '18 at 19:29
TomTom
1,2051121
add a comment |
Create a small testing class and mock it partially.
Define in the scope of your test class:
class MyClass implements ListItemFactory {
public function createCommentsListItem() { }
}
Then, in your test function:
/** @test */
function specific_create_method_is_called()
{
$myClass = m::mock(MyClass::class)->makePartial();
$myClass->shouldReceive('createCommentsListItem')->once();
// method_exists($myClass, 'createCommentsListItem')
// returns true now
}
(in this example: use Mockery as m;)
answered Nov 15 '18 at 19:29
TomTom
1,2051121
Create a small testing class and mock it partially.
Define in the scope of your test class:
class MyClass implements ListItemFactory {
public function createCommentsListItem() { }
}
Then, in your test function:
/** @test */
function specific_create_method_is_called()
{
$myClass = m::mock(MyClass::class)->makePartial();
$myClass->shouldReceive('createCommentsListItem')->once();
// method_exists($myClass, 'createCommentsListItem')
// returns true now
}
(in this example: use Mockery as m;)
answered Nov 15 '18 at 19:29
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The ListItemFactory source would be great to see.
– l-x
Nov 30 '15 at 14:38
was just solving very similar stuff, check out stackoverflow.com/questions/37927273/… this might help you
– user3350906
Jun 20 '16 at 17:41
This is what helped me: stackoverflow.com/a/46922330/470749
– Ryan
Feb 23 at 19:13