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64 lines
2.4 KiB
PHP
64 lines
2.4 KiB
PHP
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<?php
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/**
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* MultiFormTest
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*
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* @TODO create some behavioural test cases, such as examining what occurs after
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* submitting the "previous", "next" form actions that a user would normally
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* be doing.
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*
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* For testing purposes, we have some test MultiForm classes:
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*
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* - MultiFormTestClass (subclass of MultiForm)
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* - MultiFormTestStepOne (subclass of MultiFormStep - the first step)
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* - MultiFormTestStepTwo (subclass of MultiFormStep - the second step)
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* - MultiFormTestStepThree (subclass of MultiFormStep - the third step)
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*
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* These test classes should be used for testing the operation of a "real"
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* instance of this multiform step system. Also, as a note here: every instance
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* of MultiFormStep, which is every step in a form, requires a db/build, as it
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* is a subclass of DataObject. This is a bit of a pain, but it's required for
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* the database to store the step data for each step, which is very important!
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*
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* So, if you're going to create some new tests, and want to use some test classes,
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* make sure to use the ones mentioned above.
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*/
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class MultiFormTest extends SapphireTest {
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/**
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* Set up the instance of MultiForm, writing a record
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* to the database for this test. We persist the object
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* in our tests by assigning $this->session
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*/
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function setUp() {
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$this->form = new MultiFormTestClass(new Controller(), 'Form', new FieldSet(), new FieldSet());
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$this->form->init();
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}
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/**
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* Tests initialising a new instance of a test class.
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*
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* @TODO Write some decent tests! The current assertions are very basic, and are
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* nowhere near touching on the more advanced concepts of MultiForm, such
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* as the form actions (prev/next), session handling, and step handling
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* through {@link MultiFormStep->getPreviousStep()} and
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* {@link MultiFormStep->getNextStep()} for example.
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*/
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function testInitialisingForm() {
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$this->assertTrue(is_numeric($this->form->getCurrentStep()->ID) && ($this->form->getCurrentStep()->ID > 0));
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$this->assertTrue(is_numeric($this->form->session->ID) && ($this->form->session->ID > 0));
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$this->assertTrue($this->form->getStartStep() == 'MultiFormTestStepOne');
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}
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/**
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* Remove the session data that was created. Note: This should delete all the
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* dependencies such as MultiFormStep instances that are related directly to
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* this session. These directives can be found on {@link MultiFormSession->onBeforeWrite()}
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*/
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function tearDown() {
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$this->form->session->delete();
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}
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}
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?>
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