public function MessageCommandTest::testJsStatusMessageAssertions in Drupal 10
Tests methods in JsWebAssert related to status messages.
File
- core/
tests/ Drupal/ FunctionalJavascriptTests/ Ajax/ MessageCommandTest.php, line 83
Class
- MessageCommandTest
- Tests adding messages via AJAX command.
Namespace
Drupal\FunctionalJavascriptTests\AjaxCode
public function testJsStatusMessageAssertions() : void {
$page = $this
->getSession()
->getPage();
$this
->drupalGet('ajax-test/message');
$page
->pressButton('Make Message In Default Location');
$this
->assertSession()
->statusMessageContainsAfterWait('I am a message in the default location.');
$page
->pressButton('Make Message In Alternate Location');
$this
->assertSession()
->statusMessageContainsAfterWait('I am a message in an alternate location.', 'status');
$page
->pressButton('Make Warning Message');
$this
->assertSession()
->statusMessageContainsAfterWait('I am a warning message in the default location.', 'warning');
// Reload and test some negative assertions.
$this
->drupalGet('ajax-test/message');
$page
->pressButton('Make Message In Default Location');
// Use message that is not on page.
$this
->assertSession()
->statusMessageNotContainsAfterWait('This is not a real message');
$page
->pressButton('Make Message In Alternate Location');
// Use message that exists but has the wrong type.
$this
->assertSession()
->statusMessageNotContainsAfterWait('I am a message in an alternate location.', 'warning');
// Test partial match.
$page
->pressButton('Make Warning Message');
$this
->assertSession()
->statusMessageContainsAfterWait('I am a warning');
// One more reload to try with different arg combinations.
$this
->drupalGet('ajax-test/message');
$page
->pressButton('Make Message In Default Location');
$this
->assertSession()
->statusMessageExistsAfterWait();
$page
->pressButton('Make Message In Alternate Location');
$this
->assertSession()
->statusMessageNotExistsAfterWait('error');
$page
->pressButton('Make Warning Message');
$this
->assertSession()
->statusMessageExistsAfterWait('warning');
// Perform a few assertions that should fail. We can only call
// TestCase::expectException() once per test, so we make a few
// try/catch blocks. We pass a relatively short timeout because
// it is a waste of time to wait 10 seconds in these assertions
// that we fully expect to fail.
$expected_failure_occurred = FALSE;
try {
$this
->assertSession()
->statusMessageContainsAfterWait('Not a real message', NULL, 1000);
} catch (ExpectationFailedException $e) {
$expected_failure_occurred = TRUE;
}
$this
->assertTrue($expected_failure_occurred, 'JsWebAssert::statusMessageContainsAfterWait() did not fail when it should have failed.');
$expected_failure_occurred = FALSE;
try {
$this
->assertSession()
->statusMessageNotContainsAfterWait('I am a warning', NULL, 1000);
} catch (ExpectationFailedException $e) {
$expected_failure_occurred = TRUE;
}
$this
->assertTrue($expected_failure_occurred, 'JsWebAssert::statusMessageNotContainsAfterWait() did not fail when it should have failed.');
$expected_failure_occurred = FALSE;
try {
$this
->assertSession()
->statusMessageExistsAfterWait('error', 1000);
} catch (ExpectationFailedException $e) {
$expected_failure_occurred = TRUE;
}
$this
->assertTrue($expected_failure_occurred, 'JsWebAssert::statusMessageExistsAfterWait() did not fail when it should have failed.');
$expected_failure_occurred = FALSE;
try {
$this
->assertSession()
->statusMessageNotExistsAfterWait('warning', 1000);
} catch (ExpectationFailedException $e) {
$expected_failure_occurred = TRUE;
}
$this
->assertTrue($expected_failure_occurred, 'JsWebAssert::statusMessageNotExistsAfterWait() did not fail when it should have failed.');
// Tests passing a bad status type.
$this
->expectException(\InvalidArgumentException::class);
$this
->assertSession()
->statusMessageExistsAfterWait('not a valid type');
}