protected function ExampleFixtureManagementTest::setUp in Examples for Developers 8

Same name and namespace in other branches

1. 3.x modules/testing_example/tests/src/Kernel/ExampleFixtureManagementTest.php \Drupal\Tests\testing_example\Kernel\ExampleFixtureManagementTest::setUp()

Use setUp() to do anything that is common to all the tests in this class.

Group tests in a class so they can take advantage of setUp() activities as much as possible.

In a Kernel test, setUp() can be responsible for creating any schema or database configuration which must exist for the test.

Overrides KernelTestBase::setUp

File

testing_example/tests/src/Kernel/ExampleFixtureManagementTest.php, line 61

Class

ExampleFixtureManagementTest

Demonstrate manipulating fixture data in a kernel test.

Namespace

Drupal\Tests\testing_example\Kernel

Code

protected function setUp() {
  parent::setUp();

  // Since kernel tests do not install modules, we have to install whatever
  // schema and config we expect to be present in those modules.
  //
  // Figuring out what schema and EntitySchema and config to install is not
  // always easy. Use core kernel tests for examples. The baseline is that you
  // have to install everything in the database that is needed.
  //
  // Sequences table is prerequisite of the 'node' schema.
  $this
    ->installSchema('system', [
    'sequences',
  ]);

  // Install *module* schema for node/user modules.
  $this
    ->installSchema('node', [
    'node_access',
  ]);
  $this
    ->installSchema('user', [
    'users_data',
  ]);

  // Install *entity* schema for the node entity.
  $this
    ->installEntitySchema('node');
  $this
    ->installEntitySchema('user');

  // Install any config provided by the enabled.
  $this
    ->installConfig([
    'field',
    'node',
    'text',
    'filter',
    'user',
  ]);

  // Finally, create an 'owner' account.
  $this->owner = $this
    ->createUser([], 'testuser');
}