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namespace Spiral\Tests\Statistics\Extract\Intervals; |
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use Spiral\Statistics\Extract; |
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class YearlyTest extends AbstractInterval |
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{ |
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const RANGE = Extract\Range::YEARLY; |
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const RANGE_FIELD = 'year_mark'; |
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const RANGE_INTERVAL = 'P1Y'; |
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const RANGE_FORMAT = 'Y'; |
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protected function start(): \DateTime |
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{ |
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return new \DateTime('today noon - 370 days'); |
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} |
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protected function end(): \DateTime |
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return new \DateTime('today noon + 370 days'); |
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} |
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protected function datetime1(): \DateTime |
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return new \DateTime('today noon'); |
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} |
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protected function datetime2(): \DateTime |
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return new \DateTime('today noon + 2 hours'); |
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} |
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protected function datetime3(): \DateTime |
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return new \DateTime('today noon + 367 days + 2 hours'); |
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} |
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// public function testYearly() |
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// $rangeValue = Extract\Range::YEARLY; |
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// /** @var Extract $extract */ |
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// $extract = $this->container->get(Extract::class); |
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// /** @var Track $track */ |
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// $track = $this->container->get(Track::class); |
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// $datetime = new \DateTime('this Monday of January'); |
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// $datetime2 = (new \DateTime('this Monday of January'))->add(new \DateInterval('P3M')); |
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// $this->assertCount(0, $this->orm->source(Occurrence::class)); |
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// $this->assertCount(0, $this->orm->source(Event::class)); |
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// $track->events([ |
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// 'event1' => 1, |
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// 'event2' => 2 |
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// ], $datetime); |
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// $track->events([ |
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// 'event1' => 3, |
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// 'event2' => 4 |
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// ], $datetime2); |
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// $this->assertCount(2, $this->orm->source(Occurrence::class)); |
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// $this->assertCount(4, $this->orm->source(Event::class)); |
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// //test start same date |
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// $start = new \DateTime('this Monday noon'); |
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// $end = (new \DateTime('this Monday noon'))->add(new \DateInterval('P2Y')); |
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// $range = new Extract\Range($rangeValue); |
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// $results = $extract->events(clone $start, clone $end, $rangeValue, ['event1', 'event2']); |
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// $label = $start->format($range->getFormat()); |
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// $this->assertArrayHasKey($label, $results->results()); |
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// $this->assertArrayHasKey('event1', $results->results()[$label]); |
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// $this->assertArrayHasKey('event2', $results->results()[$label]); |
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// $this->assertEquals(4, $results->results()[$label]['event1']); |
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// $this->assertEquals(6, $results->results()[$label]['event2']); |
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// $start = (new \DateTime('this Monday noon'))->sub(new \DateInterval('P2Y')); |
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// $end = new \DateTime('this Monday noon'); |
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// $range = new Extract\Range($rangeValue); |
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// $results = $extract->events(clone $start, clone $end, $rangeValue, ['event1', 'event2']); |
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// $label = $end->format($range->getFormat()); |
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// $this->assertArrayHasKey($label, $results->results()); |
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// $this->assertArrayHasKey('event1', $results->results()[$label]); |
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// $this->assertEquals(4, $results->results()[$label]['event1']); |
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// $this->assertEquals(6, $results->results()[$label]['event2']); |
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// $start = $end = new \DateTime('this Monday noon'); |
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// $results = $extract->events(clone $start, clone $end, $rangeValue, ['event1', 'event2']); |
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// $this->assertArrayHasKey($label, $results->results()); |
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// $this->assertArrayHasKey('event1', $results->results()[$label]); |
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// $this->assertArrayHasKey('event2', $results->results()[$label]); |
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// $this->assertEquals(4, $results->results()[$label]['event1']); |
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} |
spiral-modules /
statistics
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