protected function UserProtectCreationTrait::createProtectionRule in User protect 8
Creates protection rule.
Parameters
int|string $entity_id: The id of the entity to protect.
array $protections: (optional) The active protections. Defaults to an empty array.
string $entity_type: (optional) The protected entity type. Defaults to "user_role".
array $values: (optional) Extra values of the protection rule.
Return value
\Drupal\userprotect\Entity\ProtectionRuleInterface An instance of ProtectionRuleInterface.
6 calls to UserProtectCreationTrait::createProtectionRule()
- ProtectedEntityDeleteTest::testNonExistentProtectedRole in tests/
src/ Functional/ ProtectedEntityDeleteTest.php - Tests UI for non-existent protected roles.
- ProtectedEntityDeleteTest::testNonExistentProtectedUser in tests/
src/ Functional/ ProtectedEntityDeleteTest.php - Tests UI for non-existent protected users.
- ProtectedEntityDeleteTest::testRoleDelete in tests/
src/ Kernel/ ProtectedEntityDeleteTest.php - Tests reaction upon role deletion.
- ProtectedEntityDeleteTest::testUserDelete in tests/
src/ Kernel/ ProtectedEntityDeleteTest.php - Tests reaction upon user deletion.
- UserProtectCreationTrait::createProtectedRole in tests/
src/ Traits/ UserProtectCreationTrait.php - Creates a protected role.
File
- tests/
src/ Traits/ UserProtectCreationTrait.php, line 100
Class
- UserProtectCreationTrait
- Provides methods to create protection rules.
Namespace
Drupal\Tests\userprotect\TraitsCode
protected function createProtectionRule($entity_id, array $protections = [], $entity_type = 'user_role', array $values = []) {
// Setup default values.
$values += [
'name' => 'dummy',
'label' => 'Dummy',
'protections' => [],
'protectedEntityTypeId' => $entity_type,
'protectedEntityId' => $entity_id,
];
// Define protections.
foreach ($protections as $key) {
$values['protections'][$key] = [
'status' => TRUE,
];
}
// Create protection rule.
$protection_rule = ProtectionRule::create($values);
$this
->assertInstanceOf(ProtectionRuleInterface::class, $protection_rule);
return $protection_rule;
}