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public function ImageFormatterTest::testImageFormatterSvg in Drupal 9

Same name and namespace in other branches
  1. 8 core/modules/image/tests/src/Kernel/ImageFormatterTest.php \Drupal\Tests\image\Kernel\ImageFormatterTest::testImageFormatterSvg()

Tests ImageFormatter's handling of SVG images.

@requires extension gd

File

core/modules/image/tests/src/Kernel/ImageFormatterTest.php, line 110

Class

ImageFormatterTest
Tests the image field rendering using entity fields of the image field type.

Namespace

Drupal\Tests\image\Kernel

Code

public function testImageFormatterSvg() {

  // Install the default image styles.
  $this
    ->installConfig([
    'image',
  ]);

  /** @var \Drupal\Core\Render\RendererInterface $renderer */
  $renderer = $this->container
    ->get('renderer');
  $png = File::create([
    'uri' => 'public://test-image.png',
  ]);
  $png
    ->save();

  // We need to create an actual empty PNG, or the GD toolkit will not
  // consider the image valid.
  $png_resource = imagecreate(300, 300);
  imagefill($png_resource, 0, 0, imagecolorallocate($png_resource, 0, 0, 0));
  imagepng($png_resource, $png
    ->getFileUri());
  $svg = File::create([
    'uri' => 'public://test-image.svg',
  ]);
  $svg
    ->save();

  // We don't have to put any real SVG data in here, because the GD toolkit
  // won't be able to load it anyway.
  touch($svg
    ->getFileUri());
  $entity = EntityTest::create([
    'name' => $this
      ->randomMachineName(),
    $this->fieldName => [
      $png,
      $svg,
    ],
  ]);
  $entity
    ->save();

  // Ensure that the display is using the medium image style.
  $component = $this->display
    ->getComponent($this->fieldName);
  $component['settings']['image_style'] = 'medium';
  $this->display
    ->setComponent($this->fieldName, $component)
    ->save();
  $build = $this->display
    ->build($entity);

  // The first image is a PNG, so it is supported by the GD image toolkit.
  // The image style should be applied with its cache tags, image derivative
  // computed with its URI and dimensions.
  $this
    ->assertCacheTags($build[$this->fieldName][0], ImageStyle::load('medium')
    ->getCacheTags());
  $renderer
    ->renderRoot($build[$this->fieldName][0]);
  $this
    ->assertEquals('medium', $build[$this->fieldName][0]['#image_style']);

  // We check that the image URL contains the expected style directory
  // structure.
  $this
    ->assertStringContainsString('styles/medium/public/test-image.png', $build[$this->fieldName][0]['#markup']);
  $this
    ->assertStringContainsString('width="220"', $build[$this->fieldName][0]['#markup']);
  $this
    ->assertStringContainsString('height="220"', $build[$this->fieldName][0]['#markup']);

  // The second image is an SVG, which is not supported by the GD toolkit.
  // The image style should still be applied with its cache tags, but image
  // derivative will not be available so <img> tag will point to the original
  // image.
  $this
    ->assertCacheTags($build[$this->fieldName][1], ImageStyle::load('medium')
    ->getCacheTags());
  $renderer
    ->renderRoot($build[$this->fieldName][1]);
  $this
    ->assertEquals('medium', $build[$this->fieldName][1]['#image_style']);

  // We check that the image URL does not contain the style directory
  // structure.
  $this
    ->assertStringNotContainsString('styles/medium/public/test-image.svg', $build[$this->fieldName][1]['#markup']);

  // Since we did not store original image dimensions, width and height
  // HTML attributes will not be present.
  $this
    ->assertStringNotContainsString('width', $build[$this->fieldName][1]['#markup']);
  $this
    ->assertStringNotContainsString('height', $build[$this->fieldName][1]['#markup']);
}