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<?php namespace Unit\Chekote\NounStore\Store; |
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use Chekote\NounStore\Key; |
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use Chekote\NounStore\Store; |
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use Phake\IMock; |
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use stdClass; |
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use Unit\Chekote\NounStore\Assert\KeyPhake; |
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use Unit\Chekote\NounStore\TestCase; |
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use Unit\Chekote\Phake\Phake; |
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abstract class StoreTestCase extends TestCase |
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{ |
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protected IMock|KeyPhake $key; |
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protected IMock|StorePhake $store; |
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/** the first value stored under self::KEY */ |
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protected static stdClass $firstValue; |
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/** the second value stored under self::KEY */ |
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protected static stdClass $secondValue; |
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/** the most recent value stored under self::KEY */ |
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public static stdClass $mostRecentValue; |
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const KEY = 'Car'; |
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/** |
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* Sets up the classes initial static state. |
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*/ |
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public static function initialize(): void |
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$car1 = new stdClass(); |
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$car1->color = 'Red'; |
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$car1->option = ['GPS', 'Heated Seats']; |
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$car2 = new stdClass(); |
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$car2->color = 'Blue'; |
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$car2->option = ['Cruise Control', 'Air Conditioning']; |
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self::$firstValue = $car1; |
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self::$secondValue = $car2; |
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self::$mostRecentValue = $car2; |
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} |
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/** |
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* Sets up the environment before each test. |
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public function setUp(): void |
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$this->key = Phake::strictMock(Key::class); |
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$this->store = Phake::strictMockWithConstructor(Store::class, $this->key); |
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/* @noinspection PhpUndefinedFieldInspection */ |
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Phake::makeVisible($this->store)->nouns = [self::KEY => [self::$firstValue, self::$secondValue]]; |
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} |
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/** |
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* Tears down the environment after each test. |
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*/ |
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public function tearDown(): void |
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unset($this->key); |
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unset($this->store); |
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Phake::verifyExpectations(); |
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} |
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} |
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StoreTestCase::initialize(); |
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Chekote /
noun-store
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