puli / discovery

        return $this->loadDiscoveryFromStorage($discovery);

    }

    public function testAddBinding()

    {

        $binding = new StringBinding('string', Foo::clazz);

        $discovery = $this->createDiscovery();

        $discovery->addBindingType(new BindingType(Foo::clazz, self::STRING_BINDING));

        $discovery->addBinding($binding);

        $discovery = $this->loadDiscoveryFromStorage($discovery);

        $this->assertCount(1, $discovery->findBindings(Foo::clazz));

        $this->assertCount(1, $discovery->getBindings());

    }

    /**

     * @expectedException \Puli\Discovery\Api\Type\NoSuchTypeException

        $discovery->addBinding(new StringBinding('string', Foo::clazz));

    }

    public function testAddBindingAcceptsDuplicates()

    {

        // The idea behind accepting duplicates is that depending on the use

        // case, multiple modules may define the same binding but the order

        // in which the modules is loaded is important. Hence if we load

        // [m1, m2, m3] and m1 and m3 contain the same binding, we cannot simply

        // discard one of the bindings, since the order might be important for

        // the end user.

        $binding = new StringBinding('string', Foo::clazz);

        $discovery = $this->createDiscovery();

        $discovery->addBindingType(new BindingType(Foo::clazz, self::STRING_BINDING));

        $discovery->addBinding($binding);

        $discovery->addBinding($binding);

        $discovery = $this->loadDiscoveryFromStorage($discovery);