public function SchedulerSetupTrait::addPermissionsToUser in Scheduler 2.x

Adds a set of permissions to an existing user.

This avoids having to create new users when a test requires additional permissions, as that leads to having a list of existing permissions which has to be kept in sync with the standard user permissions.

Each test user has two roles, 'authenticated' and one other randomly-named role assigned when the user is created, and unique to that user. This is the role to which these permissions are added.

Parameters

\Drupal\Core\Session\AccountInterface $user: The user object.

array $permissions: The machine names of new permissions to add to the user's unique role.

4 calls to SchedulerSetupTrait::addPermissionsToUser()

SchedulerDevelGenerateTest::setUp in tests/src/Functional/SchedulerDevelGenerateTest.php

SchedulerFieldsDisplayTest::setUp in tests/src/Functional/SchedulerFieldsDisplayTest.php

SchedulerMultilingualTest::setUp in tests/src/Functional/SchedulerMultilingualTest.php

SchedulerViewsAccessTest::createScheduledItems in tests/src/Functional/SchedulerViewsAccessTest.php

Create users and scheduled content for the entity type being tested.

File

tests/src/Traits/SchedulerSetupTrait.php, line 208

Class

SchedulerSetupTrait

Generic setup for all Scheduler tests.

Namespace

Drupal\Tests\scheduler\Traits

Code

public function addPermissionsToUser(AccountInterface $user, array $permissions) {

  /** @var \Drupal\user\Entity\RoleStorageInterface $roleStorage */
  $roleStorage = $this->container
    ->get('entity_type.manager')
    ->getStorage('user_role');
  foreach ($user
    ->getRoles() as $rid) {

    // The user will have two roles, 'authenticated' and one other.
    if ($rid != 'authenticated') {
      $role = $roleStorage
        ->load($rid);
      foreach ($permissions as $permission) {
        $role
          ->grantPermission($permission);
      }
      $role
        ->save();
    }
  }
}