public function TestSiteOliveroInstallTestScript::setup in Drupal 9

Run the code to setup the test environment.

You have access to any API provided by any installed module. For example, to install modules use:

\Drupal::service('module_installer')
  ->install([
  'my_module',
]);

Check out TestSiteInstallTestScript for an example.

Overrides TestSetupInterface::setup

See also

\Drupal\TestSite\TestSiteInstallTestScript

File

core/tests/Drupal/TestSite/TestSiteOliveroInstallTestScript.php, line 20

Class

TestSiteOliveroInstallTestScript

Setup file used by TestSiteInstallTestScript.

Namespace

Drupal\TestSite

Code

public function setup() {

  // Install required module for the Olivero front page.
  $module_installer = \Drupal::service('module_installer');
  assert($module_installer instanceof ModuleInstallerInterface);
  $module_installer
    ->install([
    'olivero_test',
  ]);

  // Install Olivero and set it as the default theme.
  $theme_installer = \Drupal::service('theme_installer');
  assert($theme_installer instanceof ThemeInstallerInterface);
  $theme_installer
    ->install([
    'olivero',
  ], TRUE);
  $system_theme_config = \Drupal::configFactory()
    ->getEditable('system.theme');
  $system_theme_config
    ->set('default', 'olivero')
    ->save();

  // Create an article that will have no comments
  $article_no_comments = Node::create([
    'type' => 'article',
  ]);
  $article_no_comments
    ->set('title', 'Article without comments');

  // Enable comments
  $article_no_comments
    ->set('comment', 2);
  $article_no_comments
    ->save();

  // Create an article that will have comments
  $article_with_comments = Node::create([
    'type' => 'article',
  ]);
  $article_with_comments
    ->set('title', 'Article with comments');

  // Enable comments
  $article_with_comments
    ->set('comment', 2);
  $article_with_comments
    ->save();
  $values = [
    // These values are for the entity that you're creating the comment for, not the comment itself.
    'entity_type' => 'node',
    'entity_id' => 2,
    'field_name' => 'comment',
    'uid' => 1,
    // These values are for the comment itself.
    'comment_type' => 'comment',
    'subject' => 'A comment',
    'comment_body' => 'Body of comment',
    // Whether the comment is 'approved' or not.
    'status' => 1,
  ];

  // Create comment entities out of our field values
  $comment1 = Comment::create($values);
  $comment1
    ->save();
  $comment2 = Comment::create($values);
  $comment2
    ->save();
}