public function ToolkitTestTrait::assertToolkitOperationsCalled in Drupal 9

Assert that all of the specified image toolkit operations were called once.

Parameters

string[] $expected: String array containing the operation names, e.g. load, save, crop, etc.

6 calls to ToolkitTestTrait::assertToolkitOperationsCalled()

ToolkitTest::testApply in core/tests/Drupal/KernelTests/Core/Image/ToolkitTest.php

Tests the 'apply' method.

ToolkitTest::testApplyNoParameters in core/tests/Drupal/KernelTests/Core/Image/ToolkitTest.php

Tests the 'apply' method without parameters.

ToolkitTest::testGetAvailableToolkits in core/tests/Drupal/KernelTests/Core/Image/ToolkitTest.php

Tests that the toolkit manager only returns available toolkits.

ToolkitTest::testLoad in core/tests/Drupal/KernelTests/Core/Image/ToolkitTest.php

Tests Image's methods.

ToolkitTest::testSave in core/tests/Drupal/KernelTests/Core/Image/ToolkitTest.php

Tests the Image::save() function.

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File

core/tests/Drupal/Tests/Traits/Core/Image/ToolkitTestTrait.php, line 32

Class

ToolkitTestTrait

Provides common methods for image toolkit kernel tests.

Namespace

Drupal\Tests\Traits\Core\Image

Code

public function assertToolkitOperationsCalled(array $expected) : void {

  // If one of the image operations is expected, 'apply' should be expected as
  // well.
  $operations = [
    'resize',
    'rotate',
    'crop',
    'desaturate',
    'create_new',
    'scale',
    'scale_and_crop',
    'my_operation',
    'convert',
  ];
  if (count(array_intersect($expected, $operations)) > 0 && !in_array('apply', $expected)) {
    $expected[] = 'apply';
  }

  // Determine which operations were called.
  $actual = array_keys(array_filter($this
    ->imageTestGetAllCalls()));

  // Determine if there were any expected that were not called.
  $uncalled = array_diff($expected, $actual);
  $this
    ->assertEmpty($uncalled);

  // Determine if there were any unexpected calls. If all unexpected calls are
  // operations and apply was expected, we do not count it as an error.
  $unexpected = array_diff($actual, $expected);
  $assert = !(count($unexpected) && (!in_array('apply', $expected) || count(array_intersect($unexpected, $operations)) !== count($unexpected)));
  $this
    ->assertTrue($assert);
}