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Tests/Utils/NamesEnumTest.php (2 issues)

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<?php

namespace prgTW\BaseCRM\Tests\Utils;

use prgTW\BaseCRM\Service\Enum\Currency;
use prgTW\BaseCRM\Service\Enum\NamedEnum;
use prgTW\BaseCRM\Service\Enum\TagAppId;

class NamesEnumTest extends \PHPUnit_Framework_TestCase
{
	/**
	 * @dataProvider provideEnumClasses
	 * @expectedException \InvalidArgumentException
	 *
	 * @param string $enumClass
	 */
	public function testNonExistingEnumValue($enumClass)
	{
		call_user_func_array(sprintf('%s::fromName', $enumClass), ['non_existing']);
	}

	/**
	 * @dataProvider provideEnumClasses
	 *
	 * @param string $enumClass
	 */
	public function testEnumCoverage($enumClass)
	{
		$values = call_user_func_array(sprintf('%s::toArray', $enumClass), []);
		$names  = call_user_func_array(sprintf('%s::getNames', $enumClass), []);
		$this->assertEquals(count($values), count($names));
		$this->assertEquals(array_values($values), array_keys($names));
	}

	/**
	 * @return array

	 */
	public function provideEnumClasses()
	{
		return [
			[Currency::class],
			[TagAppId::class],
		];
	}

	/**
	 * @dataProvider provideMappings
	 *
	 * @param string $enumClass
	 * @param mixed  $value
	 * @param string $abbr
	 * @param mixed  $name
	 */
	public function testMapping($enumClass, $value, $abbr, $name)
	{
		/** @var NamedEnum $namedEnum */
		$namedEnum = call_user_func_array(sprintf('%s::%s', $enumClass, $abbr), []);
		$this->assertEquals($name, $namedEnum->getName());
		$this->assertEquals($value, $namedEnum->getValue());

		/** @var NamedEnum $namedEnum */
		$namedEnum = new $enumClass($value);
		$this->assertEquals($value, $namedEnum->getValue());

		/** @var NamedEnum $enum */
		$namedEnum = call_user_func_array(sprintf('%s::fromName', $enumClass), [$name]);
		$this->assertEquals($value, $namedEnum->getValue());
	}

	/**
	 * @return array

	 */
	public function provideMappings()
	{
		return [
			[Currency::class, 1, 'USD', 'US Dollar'],
			[Currency::class, 2, 'GBP', 'British Pound'],
			[Currency::class, 3, 'EUR', 'Euro'],
			[Currency::class, 4, 'JPY', 'Yen'],
			[Currency::class, 5, 'CAD', 'Canadian Dollar'],
			[Currency::class, 6, 'AUD', 'Australian Dollar'],
			[Currency::class, 7, 'ZAR', 'South African Rand'],
			[Currency::class, 8, 'PLN', 'Polish złoty'],
			[Currency::class, 9, 'DKK', 'Danish Kroner'],
			[Currency::class, 10, 'NZD', 'New Zealand Dollar'],
			[Currency::class, 11, 'INR', 'Indian Rupee'],
			[TagAppId::class, 1, 'DEALS', 'Deal'],
			[TagAppId::class, 4, 'CONTACTS', 'Contact'],
			[TagAppId::class, 5, 'LEADS', 'Lead'],
		];
	}
}


1			<?php
2
3			namespace prgTW\BaseCRM\Tests\Utils;
4
5			use prgTW\BaseCRM\Service\Enum\Currency;
6			use prgTW\BaseCRM\Service\Enum\NamedEnum;
7			use prgTW\BaseCRM\Service\Enum\TagAppId;
8
9			class NamesEnumTest extends \PHPUnit_Framework_TestCase
10			{
11			/**
12			* @dataProvider provideEnumClasses
13			* @expectedException \InvalidArgumentException
14			*
15			* @param string $enumClass
16			*/
17			public function testNonExistingEnumValue($enumClass)
18			{
19			call_user_func_array(sprintf('%s::fromName', $enumClass), ['non_existing']);
20			}
21
22			/**
23			* @dataProvider provideEnumClasses
24			*
25			* @param string $enumClass
26			*/
27			public function testEnumCoverage($enumClass)
28			{
29			$values = call_user_func_array(sprintf('%s::toArray', $enumClass), []);
30			$names = call_user_func_array(sprintf('%s::getNames', $enumClass), []);
31			$this->assertEquals(count($values), count($names));
32			$this->assertEquals(array_values($values), array_keys($names));
33			}
34
35			/**
36			* @return array
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37			*/
38			public function provideEnumClasses()
39			{
40			return [
41			[Currency::class],
42			[TagAppId::class],
43			];
44			}
45
46			/**
47			* @dataProvider provideMappings
48			*
49			* @param string $enumClass
50			* @param mixed $value
51			* @param string $abbr
52			* @param mixed $name
53			*/
54			public function testMapping($enumClass, $value, $abbr, $name)
55			{
56			/** @var NamedEnum $namedEnum */
57			$namedEnum = call_user_func_array(sprintf('%s::%s', $enumClass, $abbr), []);
58			$this->assertEquals($name, $namedEnum->getName());
59			$this->assertEquals($value, $namedEnum->getValue());
60
61			/** @var NamedEnum $namedEnum */
62			$namedEnum = new $enumClass($value);
63			$this->assertEquals($value, $namedEnum->getValue());
64
65			/** @var NamedEnum $enum */
66			$namedEnum = call_user_func_array(sprintf('%s::fromName', $enumClass), [$name]);
67			$this->assertEquals($value, $namedEnum->getValue());
68			}
69
70			/**
71			* @return array
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72			*/
73			public function provideMappings()
74			{
75			return [
76			[Currency::class, 1, 'USD', 'US Dollar'],
77			[Currency::class, 2, 'GBP', 'British Pound'],
78			[Currency::class, 3, 'EUR', 'Euro'],
79			[Currency::class, 4, 'JPY', 'Yen'],
80			[Currency::class, 5, 'CAD', 'Canadian Dollar'],
81			[Currency::class, 6, 'AUD', 'Australian Dollar'],
82			[Currency::class, 7, 'ZAR', 'South African Rand'],
83			[Currency::class, 8, 'PLN', 'Polish złoty'],
84			[Currency::class, 9, 'DKK', 'Danish Kroner'],
85			[Currency::class, 10, 'NZD', 'New Zealand Dollar'],
86			[Currency::class, 11, 'INR', 'Indian Rupee'],
87			[TagAppId::class, 1, 'DEALS', 'Deal'],
88			[TagAppId::class, 4, 'CONTACTS', 'Contact'],
89			[TagAppId::class, 5, 'LEADS', 'Lead'],
90			];
91			}
92			}
93

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