function AcquiaLiftTest::testGetPossibleValues in Acquia Lift Connector 7

File

tests/AcquiaLiftAPI.test, line 1629

Unit tests for Acquia Lift module.

Class

AcquiaLiftTest

@file Unit tests for Acquia Lift module.

Code

function testGetPossibleValues() {
  $lift_api = AcquiaLiftAPI::getInstance(array(
    'api_key' => 'asdf',
    'admin_key' => 'fasfasfs',
    'owner_code' => 'Some_valid-owner123-code',
  ));
  $lift_api
    ->setLogger(new AcquiaLiftTestLogger());

  // Pass some dummy feature codes to our dummy http client.
  $features = array(
    array(
      'code' => '(none)',
      'name' => '(Any Visitor)',
    ),
    array(
      'code' => 'first-mutex: Some Value',
      'name' => 'Some Friendly Name',
      'typeName' => 'First Mutex',
    ),
    array(
      'code' => 'first-mutex: Other Value',
      'name' => 'Other Friendly Name',
      'typeName' => 'First Mutex',
    ),
    array(
      'code' => 'first-non-mutex:: Some Nonmutex Value',
      'name' => 'Some Friendly Nonmutex Name',
      'typeName' => 'First Non-Mutex',
    ),
    array(
      'code' => 'first-non-mutex:: Other Nonmutex Value',
      'name' => 'Other Friendly Nonmutex Name',
      'typeName' => 'First Non-Mutex',
    ),
  );
  $lift_api
    ->setHttpClient(new DummyAcquiaLiftHttpClient(FALSE, array(
    'features' => $features,
  )));
  $possible_values = $lift_api
    ->getPossibleValues('some-agent', ':', '::');
  $expected = array(
    'first-mutex' => array(
      'value type' => 'predefined',
      'mutex' => TRUE,
      'friendly name' => 'First Mutex',
      'values' => array(
        'Some Value' => 'Some Friendly Name',
        'Other Value' => 'Other Friendly Name',
      ),
    ),
    'first-non-mutex' => array(
      'value type' => 'predefined',
      'mutex' => FALSE,
      'friendly name' => 'First Non-Mutex',
      'values' => array(
        'Some Nonmutex Value' => 'Some Friendly Nonmutex Name',
        'Other Nonmutex Value' => 'Other Friendly Nonmutex Name',
      ),
    ),
  );
  $this
    ->assertEqual($expected, $possible_values);

  // If the mutex vs non-mutex separators were ever to change, the getPossibleValues()
  // method should still work fine.
  $features = array(
    array(
      'code' => '(none)',
      'name' => '(Any Visitor)',
    ),
    array(
      'code' => 'first-mutex:: Some Value',
      'name' => 'Some Friendly Name',
      'typeName' => 'First Mutex',
    ),
    array(
      'code' => 'first-mutex:: Other Value',
      'name' => 'Other Friendly Name',
      'typeName' => 'First Mutex',
    ),
    array(
      'code' => 'first-non-mutex: Some Nonmutex Value',
      'name' => 'Some Friendly Nonmutex Name',
      'typeName' => 'First Non-Mutex',
    ),
    array(
      'code' => 'first-non-mutex: Other Nonmutex Value',
      'name' => 'Other Friendly Nonmutex Name',
      'typeName' => 'First Non-Mutex',
    ),
  );
  $lift_api
    ->setHttpClient(new DummyAcquiaLiftHttpClient(FALSE, array(
    'features' => $features,
  )));

  // We switch around the mutex and non-mutex separators so it can handle this change.
  $possible_values = $lift_api
    ->getPossibleValues('some-agent', '::', ':');

  // We still expect the exact same set of values to be returned.
  $this
    ->assertEqual($expected, $possible_values);
}