public function TaxonomyMenuWebTestCase::createTermsHierarchy in Taxonomy menu 8

Creates a hierarchy of taxonomy terms for the vocabulary defined in the current class.

@TODO Add multiple parents when taxonomy_menu can deal with it.

Return value

An array of 7 hierarchised taxonomy term objects.

The hierarchy is as follow: terms[1] | depth: 0 -- terms[2] | depth: 1 -- terms[3] | depth: 1 ---- terms[4] | depth: 2 -- terms[5] | depth: 1 terms[6] | depth: 0 -- terms[7] | depth: 1

6 calls to TaxonomyMenuWebTestCase::createTermsHierarchy()

TaxonomyMenuConfigurationTest::setUp in lib/Drupal/taxonomy_menu/Tests/TaxonomyMenuConfigurationTest.php

Implementation of setUp().

TaxonomyMenuCustomPathConfigurationTest::setUp in lib/Drupal/taxonomy_menu/Tests/TaxonomyMenuCustomPathConfigurationTest.php

Implementation of setUp().

TaxonomyMenuCustomPathFunctionalTest::setUp in lib/Drupal/taxonomy_menu/Tests/TaxonomyMenuCustomPathFunctionalTest.php

Implementation of setUp().

TaxonomyMenuFunctionalTest::setUp in lib/Drupal/taxonomy_menu/Tests/TaxonomyMenuFunctionalTest.php

Implementation of setUp().

TaxonomyMenuFunctionalTest::testTaxonomyMenuTermsOverviewInterface in lib/Drupal/taxonomy_menu/Tests/TaxonomyMenuFunctionalTest.php

Re-order terms on the terms' overview page.

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File

lib/Drupal/taxonomy_menu/Tests/TaxonomyMenuWebTestCase.php, line 75

Definition of Drupal\taxonomy_menu\Tests\TaxonomyMenuWebTestCase.

Class

TaxonomyMenuWebTestCase

Abstract class for Taxonomy menu testing. All Taxonomy menu tests should extend this class.

Namespace

Drupal\taxonomy_menu\Tests

Code

public function createTermsHierarchy() {
  $terms = array();
  for ($i = 1; $i < 8; $i++) {
    $terms[$i] = $this
      ->createTerm($this->vocabulary);
  }

  // Set the hierarchy by adding parent terms.
  $terms[2]->parent = array(
    $terms[1]
      ->id(),
  );
  $terms[2]
    ->save();
  $terms[3]->parent = array(
    $terms[1]
      ->id(),
  );
  $terms[3]
    ->save();
  $terms[4]->parent = array(
    $terms[3]
      ->id(),
  );
  $terms[4]
    ->save();
  $terms[5]->parent = array(
    $terms[1]
      ->id(),
  );
  $terms[5]
    ->save();
  $terms[7]->parent = array(
    $terms[6]
      ->id(),
  );
  $terms[7]
    ->save();
  return $terms;
}