protected function SchedulerHooksTest::createUnapprovedEntity in Scheduler 2.x
Creates a new entity that is not approved.
The entity will have a publish/unpublish date in the past to make sure it will be included in the next cron run.
Parameters
string $entityTypeId: The entity type to create, 'node' or 'media'.
string $bundle: The bundle to create, 'scheduler_api_test' or 'scheduler_api_media_test'.
string $date_field: The Scheduler date field to set, either 'publish_on' or 'unpublish_on'.
Return value
\Drupal\Core\Entity\EntityInterface The created entity object.
2 calls to SchedulerHooksTest::createUnapprovedEntity()
- SchedulerHooksTest::testPublishingAllowed in tests/
src/ Functional/ SchedulerHooksTest.php - Covers hook_scheduler_{type}_publishing_allowed()
- SchedulerHooksTest::testUnpublishingAllowed in tests/
src/ Functional/ SchedulerHooksTest.php - Covers hook_scheduler_{type}_unpublishing_allowed()
File
- tests/
src/ Functional/ SchedulerHooksTest.php, line 383
Class
- SchedulerHooksTest
- Tests the API hook functions of the Scheduler module.
Namespace
Drupal\Tests\scheduler\FunctionalCode
protected function createUnapprovedEntity($entityTypeId, $bundle, $date_field) {
$settings = [
'title' => ($date_field == 'publish_on' ? 'Blue' : 'Red') . " {$entityTypeId} {$this->randomMachineName(10)}",
'status' => $date_field == 'unpublish_on',
$date_field => strtotime('-1 day'),
'field_approved_publishing' => 0,
'field_approved_unpublishing' => 0,
];
return $this
->createEntity($entityTypeId, $bundle, $settings);
}