protected function NormalizerTestBase::formatExpectedTimestampItemValues in Replication 8
Formats a UNIX timestamp.
This is copied from \Drupal\Tests\rest\Functional\BcTimestampNormalizerUnixTestTrait in Drupal 8.4.x.
Depending on the 'bc_timestamp_normalizer_unix' setting. The return will be an RFC3339 date string or the same timestamp that was passed in.
Parameters
int $timestamp: The timestamp value to format.
Return value
array The formatted RFC3339 date string or UNIX timestamp.
See also
\Drupal\serialization\Normalizer\TimestampItemNormalizer
4 calls to NormalizerTestBase::formatExpectedTimestampItemValues()
- ContentEntityNormalizerTest::testNormalizer in tests/
src/ Kernel/ Normalizer/ ContentEntityNormalizerTest.php - EntityReferenceItemNormalizerTest::testUserReferenceFieldNormalization in tests/
src/ Kernel/ Normalizer/ EntityReferenceItemNormalizerTest.php - Tests normalization of entity reference fields that reference users.
- FileEntityNormalizerTest::testNormalizer in tests/
src/ Kernel/ Normalizer/ FileEntityNormalizerTest.php - Tests using entity fields of the file field type.
- LinkItemNormalizerTest::testLinkFieldNormalization in tests/
src/ Kernel/ Normalizer/ LinkItemNormalizerTest.php - Tests field link normalization.
File
- tests/
src/ Kernel/ Normalizer/ NormalizerTestBase.php, line 98
Class
Namespace
Drupal\Tests\replication\Kernel\NormalizerCode
protected function formatExpectedTimestampItemValues($timestamp) {
// Get the minor version only from the \Drupal::VERSION string.
$minor_version = substr(\Drupal::VERSION, 0, 3);
// If the setting is enabled, just return the timestamp as-is now.
if (version_compare($minor_version, '8.4', '<') || $this
->config('serialization.settings')
->get('bc_timestamp_normalizer_unix')) {
return [
'value' => $timestamp,
];
}
// Otherwise, format the date string to the same that
// \Drupal\serialization\Normalizer\TimestampItemNormalizer will produce.
$date = new \DateTime();
$date
->setTimestamp($timestamp);
$date
->setTimezone(new \DateTimeZone('UTC'));
// Format is also added to the expected return values.
return [
'value' => $date
->format(\DateTime::RFC3339),
'format' => \DateTime::RFC3339,
];
}