protected function InventoryTest::adjustInventory in farmOS 2.x

Creates an inventory adjustment quantity + log for a given asset.

Parameters

\Drupal\asset\Entity\AssetInterface $asset: The asset to adjust inventory for.

string $adjustment: The type of adjustment ('reset', 'increment', or 'decrement').

string $value: The value of the adjustment.

string $measure: The quantity measure of the inventory. See quantity_measures().

int $units: The quantity units of the inventory (term ID).

Return value

\Drupal\log\Entity\LogInterface The log entity.

2 calls to InventoryTest::adjustInventory()

InventoryTest::testMultipleAssetInventory in modules/core/inventory/tests/src/Kernel/InventoryTest.php

Test multiple asset inventories with measure+units pairs.

InventoryTest::testSimpleAssetInventory in modules/core/inventory/tests/src/Kernel/InventoryTest.php

Test simple asset inventory.

File

modules/core/inventory/tests/src/Kernel/InventoryTest.php, line 304

Class

InventoryTest

Tests for farmOS inventory logic.

Namespace

Drupal\Tests\farm_inventory\Kernel

Code

protected function adjustInventory(AssetInterface $asset, string $adjustment, string $value, string $measure = '', int $units = 0) {
  $fraction = Fraction::createFromDecimal($value);

  /** @var \Drupal\quantity\Entity\Quantity $quantity */
  $quantity = Quantity::create([
    'type' => 'standard',
    'value' => [
      'numerator' => $fraction
        ->getNumerator(),
      'denominator' => $fraction
        ->getDenominator(),
    ],
    'inventory_adjustment' => $adjustment,
    'inventory_asset' => [
      'target_id' => $asset
        ->id(),
    ],
  ]);
  if (!empty($measure)) {
    $quantity
      ->set('measure', $measure);
  }
  if (!empty($units)) {
    $quantity
      ->set('units', [
      'target_id' => $units,
    ]);
  }
  $quantity
    ->save();

  /** @var \Drupal\log\Entity\LogInterface $log */
  $log = Log::create([
    'type' => 'adjustment',
    'status' => 'done',
    'quantity' => [
      'target_id' => $quantity
        ->id(),
      'target_revision_id' => $quantity
        ->getRevisionId(),
    ],
  ]);
  $log
    ->save();
  return $log;
}