protected function SiteAlertTestTrait::assertAlert in Site Alert 8
Checks that the given site alert entity contains the given data.
Parameters
\Drupal\site_alert\Entity\SiteAlert $alert: The site alert entity to check.
string $label: The expected label.
string $message: The expected message.
string $severity: The expected severity.
bool $active: The expected status.
array $scheduling: The expected start and end time, or an empty array if the site alert is not scheduled.
3 calls to SiteAlertTestTrait::assertAlert()
- CliCommandsTest::testCreateSiteAlert in tests/
src/ Kernel/ CliCommandsTest.php - Test site alert creation with message and severity.
- CliCommandsTest::testCreateSiteAlertWithOptions in tests/
src/ Kernel/ CliCommandsTest.php - Test site alert creation with severity and scheduling options.
- SiteAlertTestTrait::assertAlertByLabel in tests/
src/ Traits/ SiteAlertTestTrait.php - Checks that the site alert with the given label contains the given data.
File
- tests/
src/ Traits/ SiteAlertTestTrait.php, line 32
Class
- SiteAlertTestTrait
- Helper methods for testing the Site Alert module.
Namespace
Drupal\Tests\site_alert\TraitsCode
protected function assertAlert(SiteAlert $alert, string $label, string $message, string $severity = 'medium', bool $active = TRUE, array $scheduling = [
'start' => '',
'end' => '',
]) : void {
$this
->assertEquals($label, $alert
->label());
$this
->assertEquals($message, $alert
->getMessage());
$this
->assertEquals($severity, $alert
->getSeverity());
$this
->assertEquals($active, (bool) $alert
->getActive());
// Convert start and end times to the default time zone.
foreach ([
'start',
'end',
] as $source) {
$date =& $scheduling[$source];
if (!empty($date)) {
$date = (new DrupalDateTime($date, 'UTC'))
->format('Y-m-d H:i:s', [
'timezone' => date_default_timezone_get(),
]);
}
}
$this
->assertEquals($scheduling['start'], $alert
->getStartTime(), 'Start date is not as expected.');
$this
->assertEquals($scheduling['end'], $alert
->getEndTime(), 'End date is not as expected.');
}