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1 | <?php |
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11 | public function testFormat() |
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12 | { |
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13 | $formatDotNet = 'i am format dotnet'; |
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14 | $formatPhp = 'i am format php'; |
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15 | $dotnetDateTime = m::mock(DotnetDateTime::class) |
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16 | ->shouldReceive('formatToPhp') |
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17 | ->with($formatDotNet) |
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18 | ->andReturn($formatPhp) |
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19 | ->once() |
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20 | ->getMock(); |
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22 | $expected = 'i am expected'; |
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23 | $date = m::mock(\DateTimeImmutable::class) |
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24 | ->shouldReceive('format') |
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25 | ->with($formatPhp) |
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26 | ->andReturn($expected) |
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27 | ->once() |
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28 | ->getMock(); |
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30 | $formatter = new DateFormatterBasic($dotnetDateTime); |
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31 | $actual = $formatter->format($date, $formatDotNet); |
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33 | $this->assertSame($expected, $actual); |
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34 | } |
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