protected function RequirementsPageTrait::assertRequirementSummaries in Drupal 10
Asserts the given requirements section summaries are present on the page.
If an expected requirements message is not found, or if a message not in the list is present, a fail is raised.
Parameters
string[] $summaries: A list of warning summaries to expect on the requirements screen (e.g. 'PHP', 'PHP OPcode caching', etc.).
string $type: The type of requirement, either 'warning' or 'error'.
File
- core/
tests/ Drupal/ Tests/ RequirementsPageTrait.php, line 85
Class
- RequirementsPageTrait
- Provides helper methods for the requirements page.
Namespace
Drupal\TestsCode
protected function assertRequirementSummaries(array $summaries, string $type) {
// The selectors are different for Seven and Claro.
$is_claro = stripos($this
->getSession()
->getPage()
->getContent(), 'claro/css/theme/maintenance-page.css') !== FALSE;
$selectors = [];
if ($is_claro) {
// In Claro each requirement heading is present in a div with the class
// system-status-report__status-title. There is one summary element per
// requirement type and it is adjacent to a div with the class
// claro-details__wrapper.
$selectors[] = 'summary#' . $type . '+.claro-details__wrapper .system-status-report__status-title';
}
else {
// Allow only details elements that are directly after the warning/error
// header or each other. There is no guaranteed wrapper we can rely on
// across distributions. When there are multiple warnings, the selectors
// will be:
// - h3#warning+details summary
// - h3#warning+details+details summary
// - etc.
// For errors, the selectors are the same except that they are h3#error.
// We add one more selector than expected requirements to confirm that
// there isn't any other requirement message before clicking the link.
// @todo Make this more reliable in
// https://www.drupal.org/project/drupal/issues/2927345.
for ($i = 0; $i <= count($summaries); $i++) {
$selectors[] = 'h3#' . $type . implode('', array_fill(0, $i + 1, '+details')) . ' summary';
}
}
$elements = $this
->cssSelect(implode(', ', $selectors));
// Confirm that there are only the expected requirements.
$requirements = [];
foreach ($elements as $requirement) {
$requirements[] = trim($requirement
->getText());
}
$this
->assertEquals($summaries, $requirements);
}