public function FilterDateTest::testDateOffsets in Drupal 9

Same name in this branch

1. 9 core/modules/datetime_range/tests/src/Kernel/Views/FilterDateTest.php \Drupal\Tests\datetime_range\Kernel\Views\FilterDateTest::testDateOffsets()
2. 9 core/modules/datetime/tests/src/Kernel/Views/FilterDateTest.php \Drupal\Tests\datetime\Kernel\Views\FilterDateTest::testDateOffsets()

Same name and namespace in other branches

1. 8 core/modules/datetime/tests/src/Kernel/Views/FilterDateTest.php \Drupal\Tests\datetime\Kernel\Views\FilterDateTest::testDateOffsets()

Tests offsets with date-only fields.

File

core/modules/datetime/tests/src/Kernel/Views/FilterDateTest.php, line 88

Class

FilterDateTest

Tests date-only fields.

Namespace

Drupal\Tests\datetime\Kernel\Views

Code

public function testDateOffsets() {
  $view = Views::getView('test_filter_datetime');
  $field = static::$field_name . '_value';
  foreach (static::$timezones as $timezone) {
    $this
      ->setSiteTimezone($timezone);
    $timestamp = $this
      ->getUTCEquivalentOfUserNowAsTimestamp();
    $dates = $this
      ->getRelativeDateValuesFromTimestamp($timestamp);
    $this
      ->updateNodesDateFieldsValues($dates);

    // Test simple operations.
    $view
      ->initHandlers();

    // A greater than or equal to 'now', should return the 'today' and the
    // 'tomorrow' node.
    $view->filter[$field]->operator = '>=';
    $view->filter[$field]->value['type'] = 'offset';
    $view->filter[$field]->value['value'] = 'now';
    $view
      ->setDisplay('default');
    $this
      ->executeView($view);
    $expected_result = [
      [
        'nid' => $this->nodes[0]
          ->id(),
      ],
      [
        'nid' => $this->nodes[1]
          ->id(),
      ],
    ];
    $this
      ->assertIdenticalResultset($view, $expected_result, $this->map);
    $view
      ->destroy();

    // Only dates in the past.
    $view
      ->initHandlers();
    $view->filter[$field]->operator = '<';
    $view->filter[$field]->value['type'] = 'offset';
    $view->filter[$field]->value['value'] = 'now';
    $view
      ->setDisplay('default');
    $this
      ->executeView($view);
    $expected_result = [
      [
        'nid' => $this->nodes[2]
          ->id(),
      ],
    ];
    $this
      ->assertIdenticalResultset($view, $expected_result, $this->map);
    $view
      ->destroy();

    // Test offset for between operator. Only 'tomorrow' node should appear.
    $view
      ->initHandlers();
    $view->filter[$field]->operator = 'between';
    $view->filter[$field]->value['type'] = 'offset';
    $view->filter[$field]->value['max'] = '+2 days';
    $view->filter[$field]->value['min'] = '+1 day';
    $view
      ->setDisplay('default');
    $this
      ->executeView($view);
    $expected_result = [
      [
        'nid' => $this->nodes[0]
          ->id(),
      ],
    ];
    $this
      ->assertIdenticalResultset($view, $expected_result, $this->map);
    $view
      ->destroy();

    // Test the empty operator.
    $view
      ->initHandlers();
    $view->filter[$field]->operator = 'empty';
    $view
      ->setDisplay('default');
    $this
      ->executeView($view);
    $expected_result = [
      [
        'nid' => $this->nodes[3]
          ->id(),
      ],
    ];
    $this
      ->assertIdenticalResultset($view, $expected_result, $this->map);
    $view
      ->destroy();

    // Test the not empty operator.
    $view
      ->initHandlers();
    $view->filter[$field]->operator = 'not empty';
    $view
      ->setDisplay('default');
    $this
      ->executeView($view);
    $expected_result = [
      [
        'nid' => $this->nodes[0]
          ->id(),
      ],
      [
        'nid' => $this->nodes[1]
          ->id(),
      ],
      [
        'nid' => $this->nodes[2]
          ->id(),
      ],
    ];
    $this
      ->assertIdenticalResultset($view, $expected_result, $this->map);
    $view
      ->destroy();
  }
}