public function MockSerializer::deserialize in Config Entity Revisions 1.x

Same name and namespace in other branches

1. 8.2 tests/src/Unit/ConfigEntityRevisionsRevertFormBaseTest.php \Drupal\Tests\config_entity_revisions\Unit\MockSerializer::deserialize()
2. 8 tests/src/Unit/ConfigEntityRevisionsRevertFormBaseTest.php \Drupal\Tests\config_entity_revisions\Unit\MockSerializer::deserialize()

Parameters

$data:

$type:

$format:

array $context:

Return value

string

Throws

\Exception

File

tests/src/Unit/ConfigEntityRevisionsRevertFormBaseTest.php, line 682

Class

MockSerializer

The serializer (sic) we'd normally mock above has deserialize as a final method. Instead of using it, define our own class here.

Namespace

Drupal\Tests\config_entity_revisions\Unit

Code

public function deserialize($data, $type, $format, array $context = []) {
  if ($data !== 'serialisedConfiguration') {
    throw new \Exception("Mock Serializer class's deserialize method should be called with data = 'serialisedConfiguration'");
  }
  $this->wasCalled = TRUE;
  $configEntity = $this->testClass
    ->prophesizeProxy(ConfigEntityRevisionsInterface::CLASS);
  $configEntity
    ->enforceIsNew(Argument::type('bool'))
    ->shouldBeCalled()
    ->will(function ($args) {
    if (!$args || $args[0]) {
      throw new \Exception("enforceIsNew wasn't set to FALSE.");
    }
  });
  $configEntity
    ->get(Argument::type('string'))
    ->shouldBeCalledTimes(1)
    ->willReturn('originalSettings');
  $keyValuePairs =& $this->keyValuePairs;
  $configEntity
    ->set(Argument::type('string'), Argument::any())
    ->will(function ($args) use (&$keyValuePairs) {
    $keyValuePairs[$args[0]] = $args[1];
  });
  $configEntity
    ->save()
    ->shouldBeCalled();
  return $configEntity
    ->reveal();
}