previousnext / drupal-test-utils
Utility traits for Drupal testing.
Requires
- php: ^8
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Last update: 2024-10-23 06:36:12 UTC
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Utilities for testing Drupal!
ConfigTrait
A trait to facilitate overriding config for the duration of a test.
Usage
Add the trait to your base class and override the tearDown method.
use PNX\DrupalTestUtils\Traits\ConfigTrait; use weitzman\DrupalTestTraits\ExistingSiteBase; abstract class MyBaseClass extends ExistingSiteBase { /** * {@inheritdoc} */ protected function tearDown(): void { $this->setConfigValues($this->originalConfiguration, FALSE); parent::tearDown(); } }
In a test case, call $this->setConfigValues
:
$this->setConfigValues([ 'system.logging' => [ 'error_level' => \ERROR_REPORTING_DISPLAY_VERBOSE, ], ]);
EntityLoadTrait
A trait to assist with loading entities in tests.
Usage
Load one node with the title "Hello, World":
$node = $this->loadEntityByProperty('node', ['title' => 'Hello, World']);
Load all article nodes:
$nodes = $this->loadEntityByProperty('node', ['type' => 'article'], FALSE);
Get the last created node. Useful for asserting on entities created via the UI:
$node = $this->getLastCreatedEntity('node');
ExpectsCacheableResponseTrait
A trait to add Dynamic Page Cache cacheability testing to every request in your Functional tests.
Usage
Once your trait is added to your test base class, you can check cachability by overriding the drupalGet
function.
/** * {@inheritdoc} */ protected function drupalGet($path, array $options = [], array $headers = []): string { $response = parent::drupalGet($path, $options, $headers); $this->detectUncacheableResponse($path, $options); return $response; }
Marking paths as uncacheable
There are some paths that are always uncacheable (i.e pages with forms like node/add). These paths can marked as uncacheable
by adding the $uncacheableDynamicPagePatterns
property to your tests. You can add a common set of these to your test base
and add more specific paths in indivdual tests as these patterns will be gathered up the class hierarchy at run time.
Patterns are regular expressions matched with preg_match
E.g
protected static array $uncacheableDynamicPagePatterns = [ '/user/login', '/big_pipe/no-js', '/batch', '/node/add/.*', ];