function CronJobTest::testGeneratedJob in Ultimate Cron 8.2

Tests adding and editing a cron job.

File

tests/src/Kernel/CronJobTest.php, line 30

Class

CronJobTest

Cron Job Testing if a job runs when it is supposed to.

Namespace

Drupal\Tests\ultimate_cron\Kernel

Code

function testGeneratedJob() {
  $values = array(
    'title' => 'ultimate cron fake cronjob title',
    'id' => 'ultimate_cron_fake_job',
    'module' => 'ultimate_cron_fake',
    'callback' => 'ultimate_cron_fake_cron',
  );
  $job = CronJob::create($values);
  $job
    ->save();

  // Check the latest log entry, there should be none.
  $this
    ->assertEquals(0, CronJob::load($values['id'])
    ->loadLatestLogEntry()->start_time);

  // Check run counter, at this point there should be 0 runs.
  $this
    ->assertEquals(0, \Drupal::state()
    ->get('ultimate_cron.cron_run_counter'));

  // Run cron manually for the first time.
  \Drupal::service('cron')
    ->run();

  // Check run counter, at this point there should be 1 run.
  $this
    ->assertEquals(1, \Drupal::state()
    ->get('ultimate_cron.cron_run_counter'));

  // Generate an initial scheduled cron time.
  $cron = CronRule::factory('*/15+@ * * * *', time(), $job
    ->getUniqueID() & 0xff);
  $scheduled_cron_time = $cron
    ->getLastSchedule();

  // Load Latest log entry time.
  $latest_log_entry = CronJob::load($values['id'])
    ->loadLatestLogEntry()->start_time;

  // Latest log entry should not be 0 because it ran already.
  $this
    ->assertNotEquals(0, $latest_log_entry);

  // Generate a new start time by adding two seconds to the initial scheduled cron time.
  $log_entry_future = $scheduled_cron_time + 2;

  // Update new start_time in the future so the next cron job should not run.
  \Drupal::database()
    ->update('ultimate_cron_log')
    ->fields(array(
    'start_time' => $log_entry_future,
  ))
    ->condition('name', $values['id'])
    ->execute();

  // Cron job should not run.
  \Drupal::service('cron')
    ->run();

  // Load latest log entry.
  $cron_last_ran = CronJob::load($values['id'])
    ->loadLatestLogEntry()->start_time;

  // Check if job ran, it shouldn't have.
  $this
    ->assertEquals($log_entry_future, $cron_last_ran);
  $this
    ->assertEquals(1, \Drupal::state()
    ->get('ultimate_cron.cron_run_counter'));

  // Generate a new start time by deducting two seconds from the initial scheduled cron time.
  $log_entry_past = $scheduled_cron_time - 2;

  // Update new start_time in the past so the next cron job should run.
  \Drupal::database()
    ->update('ultimate_cron_log')
    ->fields(array(
    'start_time' => $log_entry_past,
  ))
    ->condition('name', $values['id'])
    ->execute();

  // Cron job should run.
  \Drupal::service('cron')
    ->run();

  // Check if the cron job has run, it should have.
  $this
    ->assertNotEquals($log_entry_past, $latest_log_entry);
  $this
    ->assertEquals(2, \Drupal::state()
    ->get('ultimate_cron.cron_run_counter'));
}