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TestReply::setUp() A

↳ Parent: TestReply

Complexity

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Size

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Code Lines	2

Duplication

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<?php


namespace ChatApp\Tests;
use PHPUnit_Framework_TestCase;
use ChatApp\Register;
use ChatApp\Search;
use ChatApp\Reply;
use ChatApp\Session;

use Dotenv\Dotenv;
$dotenv = new Dotenv(dirname(__DIR__));
$dotenv->load();
session_start();

class TestReply
extends

    PHPUnit_Framework_TestCase

{

    protected $obRegister;
    protected $obCompose;
    protected $obReply;

    public function setUp()
    {
        $this->obRegister = new Register();
    }


    public function test_authRegister()

    {

        $output = $this->obRegister->authRegister(
            [
                "name" => 'Test',
                "email" => '[email protected]',
                "username" => 'test',
                "mob" => '1234567890',
                "passRegister" => 'testing'
            ]
        );
        $output = (array)json_decode($output);
        $this->assertEquals([
            'location' => 'http://127.0.0.1/openchat/views/account.php'
            ], $output);
        $userId = Session::get('start');
        return $userId;
    }

    /**
    * @depends test_authRegister
    *  Testing for the register with empty username
    */
    public function test_authRegister2($userId)
    {
        $msg = [
            "name" => $userId,
            "reply" => [
                0 => "Hello World"
            ]
        ];

        $msg = json_encode($msg);

        $expectedOutput = [
$myVar = 'Value';
$higher = false;

if (rand(1, 6) > 3) {
    $higher = true;
} else {
    $higher = false;
}
            "Compose" => [
                "0" => (object)[
                    "login_id" => "1",
                    "name" => "Test",
                    "email" => "[email protected]",
                    "username" => "test",
                    "mobile" => "1234567890",
                    "login_status" => "0"
                ]
            ]
        ];

        $output = $this->obRegister->authRegister(
            [
                "name" => 'Test2',
                "email" => '[email protected]',
                "username" => 'test2',
                "mob" => '1234567890',
                "passRegister" => 'testing'
            ]
        );

        $output = (array)json_decode($output);
        $this->assertEquals([
            'location' => 'http://127.0.0.1/openchat/views/account.php'
            ], $output);

        $sessionId = session_id();
        $search = new Reply($sessionId);

        $output = $search->replyTo($msg);
        $this->assertEquals("Messages is sent", $output);

        $output = $search->replyTo(json_encode([]));
        $this->assertEquals("Failed", $output);

        $output = $search->replyTo(json_encode([
            "name" => -1,
            "reply" => [
                0 => "Hello World"
            ]
        ]));
        $this->assertEquals("Invalid Authentication", $output);

        $output = $search->replyTo(json_encode([
            "name" => $userId,
            "reply" => [
                0 => "Hello"
            ]
        ]));
        $this->assertEquals("Messages is sent", $output);

        // For suggestion matched but not in total messages
        // $output = $search->replyTo((object)["value" => "T"]);

        // $output = (array)json_decode($output);

        // $this->assertEquals(["Search" => "Not Found"], $output);


        // // Not Found
        // $output = $search->replyTo((object)["value" => ""]);

        // $output = (array)json_decode($output);

        // $this->assertEquals(["Search" => "Not Found"], $output);


        // // Query Failed
        // $output = $search->replyTo((object)["value" => "'"]);

        // $output = (array)json_decode($output);

        // $this->assertEquals(["Search" => "Not Found"], $output);


    }

    /**
    *   @depends test_authRegister2
    *  Empty the DB
    */
    // public function test_EmptyDB()

    // {
    //     $connect = mysqli_connect(
    //         getenv('DB_HOST'),

    //         getenv('DB_USER'),

    //         getenv('DB_PASSWORD'),

    //         getenv('DB_NAME')
    //     );
    //     $query = "TRUNCATE `login`";

    //     $this->assertTrue($connect->query($query));

    //     $query = "TRUNCATE `profile`";

    //     $this->assertTrue($connect->query($query));

    //     $query = "TRUNCATE `messages`";

    //     $this->assertTrue($connect->query($query));

    //     $query = "TRUNCATE `total_message`";

    //     $this->assertTrue($connect->query($query));

    //     $query = "TRUNCATE `register`";

    //     $this->assertTrue($connect->query($query));

    // }

}


1		<?php
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2
3		namespace ChatApp\Tests;
4		use PHPUnit_Framework_TestCase;
5		use ChatApp\Register;
6		use ChatApp\Search;
7		use ChatApp\Reply;
8		use ChatApp\Session;
9
10		use Dotenv\Dotenv;
11		$dotenv = new Dotenv(dirname(__DIR__));
12		$dotenv->load();
13		session_start();
14
15		class TestReply
16		extends
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17		PHPUnit_Framework_TestCase
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18		{
19
20		protected $obRegister;
21		protected $obCompose;
22		protected $obReply;
23
24		public function setUp()
25		{
26		$this->obRegister = new Register();
27		}
28
29
30	View Code Duplication	public function test_authRegister()
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31		{
32
33		$output = $this->obRegister->authRegister(
34		[
35		"name" => 'Test',
36		"email" => '[email protected]',
37		"username" => 'test',
38		"mob" => '1234567890',
39		"passRegister" => 'testing'
40		]
41		);
42		$output = (array)json_decode($output);
43		$this->assertEquals([
44		'location' => 'http://127.0.0.1/openchat/views/account.php'
45		], $output);
46		$userId = Session::get('start');
47		return $userId;
48		}
49
50		/**
51		* @depends test_authRegister
52		* Testing for the register with empty username
53		*/
54		public function test_authRegister2($userId)
55		{
56		$msg = [
57		"name" => $userId,
58		"reply" => [
59		0 => "Hello World"
60		]
61		];
62
63		$msg = json_encode($msg);
64
65		$expectedOutput = [
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66		"Compose" => [
67		"0" => (object)[
68		"login_id" => "1",
69		"name" => "Test",
70		"email" => "[email protected]",
71		"username" => "test",
72		"mobile" => "1234567890",
73		"login_status" => "0"
74		]
75		]
76		];
77
78		$output = $this->obRegister->authRegister(
79		[
80		"name" => 'Test2',
81		"email" => '[email protected]',
82		"username" => 'test2',
83		"mob" => '1234567890',
84		"passRegister" => 'testing'
85		]
86		);
87
88		$output = (array)json_decode($output);
89		$this->assertEquals([
90		'location' => 'http://127.0.0.1/openchat/views/account.php'
91		], $output);
92
93		$sessionId = session_id();
94		$search = new Reply($sessionId);
95
96		$output = $search->replyTo($msg);
97		$this->assertEquals("Messages is sent", $output);
98
99		$output = $search->replyTo(json_encode([]));
100		$this->assertEquals("Failed", $output);
101
102		$output = $search->replyTo(json_encode([
103		"name" => -1,
104		"reply" => [
105		0 => "Hello World"
106		]
107		]));
108		$this->assertEquals("Invalid Authentication", $output);
109
110		$output = $search->replyTo(json_encode([
111		"name" => $userId,
112		"reply" => [
113		0 => "Hello"
114		]
115		]));
116		$this->assertEquals("Messages is sent", $output);
117
118		// For suggestion matched but not in total messages
119		// $output = $search->replyTo((object)["value" => "T"]);
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120		// $output = (array)json_decode($output);
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121		// $this->assertEquals(["Search" => "Not Found"], $output);
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122
123		// // Not Found
124		// $output = $search->replyTo((object)["value" => ""]);
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125		// $output = (array)json_decode($output);
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126		// $this->assertEquals(["Search" => "Not Found"], $output);
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127
128		// // Query Failed
129		// $output = $search->replyTo((object)["value" => "'"]);
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130		// $output = (array)json_decode($output);
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131		// $this->assertEquals(["Search" => "Not Found"], $output);
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132
133		}
134
135		/**
136		* @depends test_authRegister2
137		* Empty the DB
138		*/
139		// public function test_EmptyDB()
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140		// {
141		// $connect = mysqli_connect(
142		// getenv('DB_HOST'),
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143		// getenv('DB_USER'),
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144		// getenv('DB_PASSWORD'),
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145		// getenv('DB_NAME')
146		// );
147		// $query = "TRUNCATE `login`";
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148		// $this->assertTrue($connect->query($query));
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149		// $query = "TRUNCATE `profile`";
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150		// $this->assertTrue($connect->query($query));
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151		// $query = "TRUNCATE `messages`";
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152		// $this->assertTrue($connect->query($query));
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153		// $query = "TRUNCATE `total_message`";
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154		// $this->assertTrue($connect->query($query));
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155		// $query = "TRUNCATE `register`";
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156		// $this->assertTrue($connect->query($query));
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157		// }
158
159		}
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