public function LoggerTest::testWatchdogLimit in MongoDB 8.2

Test the default and non-default mongodb_watchdog insertion behaviours.

Make sure the module applies the watchdog_limit variable,

@covers ::log

File

modules/mongodb_watchdog/tests/src/Kernel/LoggerTest.php, line 143

Class

LoggerTest

Class LoggerTest tests the logging mechanism itself.

Namespace

Drupal\Tests\mongodb_watchdog\Kernel

Code

public function testWatchdogLimit() {
  $config = $this
    ->config(Logger::CONFIG_NAME);
  $limit = $config
    ->get(Logger::CONFIG_LIMIT);
  $this
    ->assertEquals(RfcLogLevel::DEBUG, $limit, (string) $this
    ->t('%name defaults to @level', [
    '%name' => Logger::CONFIG_LIMIT,
    '@level' => RfcLogLevel::DEBUG,
  ]));
  $logger = $this->container
    ->get(Logger::SERVICE_LOGGER);
  $database = $this->container
    ->get(MongoDb::SERVICE_DB_FACTORY)
    ->get(Logger::DB_LOGGER);
  $this->collection = $database
    ->selectCollection(Logger::TEMPLATE_COLLECTION);
  $this->collection
    ->drop();
  $message = static::debrace($this
    ->randomString(32));
  $logger
    ->log($limit, $message);
  $this
    ->assertEntry($message);

  // Now request a higher level: unimportant events should be ignored. For
  // this to work, ensure limit is not the maximum level already.
  $logger
    ->setLimit(RfcLogLevel::INFO);
  $this->collection
    ->drop();
  $message = $this
    ->randomMachineName(32);
  $logger
    ->debug($message);
  $this
    ->assertNoEntry($message);

  // ... but events at the limit or more important should be logged.
  $message = $this
    ->randomMachineName(32);
  $logger
    ->notice($message);
  $this
    ->assertEntry($message);
  $message = $this
    ->randomMachineName(32);
  $logger
    ->error($message);
  $this
    ->assertEntry($message);
}