public function ViewsContentCacheTest::testarticleContentAdded in Views content cache 7.3
Test that when a node is added the appropriate cache segment is updated.
File
- tests/
views_content_cache.test, line 20 - Provides the Views content cache tests.
Class
- ViewsContentCacheTest
- @file Provides the Views content cache tests.
Code
public function testarticleContentAdded() {
$cid = array(
'node' => array(
'article',
),
);
//$this->verbose(views_content_cache_update_get($cid));
$this
->assertFalse(views_content_cache_update_get($cid, TRUE), t('Ensure that the no timestamp has been set against the article cache segment.'));
$timestamp_before = REQUEST_TIME;
$this->node = $this
->drupalCreateNode(array(
'type' => 'article',
));
// We intentionally use time() instead of REQUEST_TIME here.
$timestamp_after = time();
// Now need to make sure that views content cache recorded the correct time:
$cid = array(
'node' => array(
'article',
),
);
$updated = views_content_cache_update_get($cid, TRUE);
$result = $updated <= $timestamp_after && $updated >= $timestamp_before;
$this
->assertTrue($result, t('Ensure that the timestamp against the article cache segment is updated.'));
// Make sure the page segment was untouched:
$this
->assertFalse(views_content_cache_update_get(array(
'node' => array(
'page',
),
), TRUE), t('Ensure that the no timestamp has been set against the page cache segment.'));
// Now make sure that the segment will get updated, not just inserted.
sleep(2);
$timestamp_before = time();
$this->node = $this
->drupalCreateNode(array(
'type' => 'article',
));
// We intentionally use time() instead of REQUEST_TIME here.
$timestamp_after = time();
// Now need to make sure that views content cache recorded the correct time:
$cid = array(
'node' => array(
'article',
),
);
$updated = views_content_cache_update_get($cid, TRUE);
$result = $updated <= $timestamp_after && $updated >= $timestamp_before;
$this
->assertTrue($result, t('Ensure that the timestamp against the article cache segment is updated.'));
}