$fixtureManager
$fixtureManager : \Cake\TestSuite\Fixture\FixtureManager|null
The class responsible for managing the creation, loading and removing of fixtures
This class helps in testing the life-cycle of fixtures inside a CakeTestCase
$fixtureManager : \Cake\TestSuite\Fixture\FixtureManager|null
The class responsible for managing the creation, loading and removing of fixtures
$_tableLocator : \Cake\ORM\Locator\LocatorInterface
Table locator instance
loadFixtures() : void
Chooses which fixtures to load for a given test
Each parameter is a model name that corresponds to a fixture, i.e. 'Posts', 'Authors', etc. Passing no parameters will cause all fixtures on the test case to load.
when no fixture manager is available.
loadPlugins(array $plugins = array()) : \Cake\Http\BaseApplication
Load plugins into a simulated application.
Useful to test how plugins being loaded/not loaded interact with other elements in CakePHP or applications.
| array | $plugins | list of Plugins to load |
assertEventFired(string $name, \Cake\Event\EventManager|null $eventManager = null, string $message = '') : void
Asserts that a global event was fired. You must track events in your event manager for this assertion to work
| string | $name | Event name |
| \Cake\Event\EventManager|null | $eventManager | Event manager to check, defaults to global event manager |
| string | $message | Assertion failure message |
assertEventFiredWith(string $name, string $dataKey, string $dataValue, \Cake\Event\EventManager|null $eventManager = null, string $message = '') : void
Asserts an event was fired with data
If a third argument is passed, that value is used to compare with the value in $dataKey
| string | $name | Event name |
| string | $dataKey | Data key |
| string | $dataValue | Data value |
| \Cake\Event\EventManager|null | $eventManager | Event manager to check, defaults to global event manager |
| string | $message | Assertion failure message |
assertTextNotEquals(string $expected, string $result, string $message = '') : void
Assert text equality, ignoring differences in newlines.
Helpful for doing cross platform tests of blocks of text.
| string | $expected | The expected value. |
| string | $result | The actual value. |
| string | $message | The message to use for failure. |
assertTextEquals(string $expected, string $result, string $message = '') : void
Assert text equality, ignoring differences in newlines.
Helpful for doing cross platform tests of blocks of text.
| string | $expected | The expected value. |
| string | $result | The actual value. |
| string | $message | The message to use for failure. |
assertTextStartsWith(string $prefix, string $string, string $message = '') : void
Asserts that a string starts with a given prefix, ignoring differences in newlines.
Helpful for doing cross platform tests of blocks of text.
| string | $prefix | The prefix to check for. |
| string | $string | The string to search in. |
| string | $message | The message to use for failure. |
assertTextStartsNotWith(string $prefix, string $string, string $message = '') : void
Asserts that a string starts not with a given prefix, ignoring differences in newlines.
Helpful for doing cross platform tests of blocks of text.
| string | $prefix | The prefix to not find. |
| string | $string | The string to search. |
| string | $message | The message to use for failure. |
assertTextEndsWith(string $suffix, string $string, string $message = '') : void
Asserts that a string ends with a given prefix, ignoring differences in newlines.
Helpful for doing cross platform tests of blocks of text.
| string | $suffix | The suffix to find. |
| string | $string | The string to search. |
| string | $message | The message to use for failure. |
assertTextEndsNotWith(string $suffix, string $string, string $message = '') : void
Asserts that a string ends not with a given prefix, ignoring differences in newlines.
Helpful for doing cross platform tests of blocks of text.
| string | $suffix | The suffix to not find. |
| string | $string | The string to search. |
| string | $message | The message to use for failure. |
assertTextContains(string $needle, string $haystack, string $message = '', boolean $ignoreCase = false) : void
Assert that a string contains another string, ignoring differences in newlines.
Helpful for doing cross platform tests of blocks of text.
| string | $needle | The string to search for. |
| string | $haystack | The string to search through. |
| string | $message | The message to display on failure. |
| boolean | $ignoreCase | Whether or not the search should be case-sensitive. |
assertTextNotContains(string $needle, string $haystack, string $message = '', boolean $ignoreCase = false) : void
Assert that a text doesn't contain another text, ignoring differences in newlines.
Helpful for doing cross platform tests of blocks of text.
| string | $needle | The string to search for. |
| string | $haystack | The string to search through. |
| string | $message | The message to display on failure. |
| boolean | $ignoreCase | Whether or not the search should be case-sensitive. |
assertHtml(array $expected, string $string, boolean $fullDebug = false) : boolean
Asserts HTML tags.
Takes an array $expected and generates a regex from it to match the provided $string. Samples for $expected:
Checks for an input tag with a name attribute (contains any non-empty value) and an id attribute that contains 'my-input':
['input' => ['name', 'id' => 'my-input']]Checks for two p elements with some text in them:
[
['p' => true],
'textA',
'/p',
['p' => true],
'textB',
'/p'
]You can also specify a pattern expression as part of the attribute values, or the tag being defined, if you prepend the value with preg: and enclose it with slashes, like so:
[
['input' => ['name', 'id' => 'preg:/FieldName\d+/']],
'preg:/My\s+field/'
]Important: This function is very forgiving about whitespace and also accepts any permutation of attribute order. It will also allow whitespace between specified tags.
| array | $expected | An array, see above |
| string | $string | An HTML/XHTML/XML string |
| boolean | $fullDebug | Whether or not more verbose output should be used. |
getMockForModel(string $alias, array|null $methods = array(), array $options = array()) : \Cake\ORM\Table|\PHPUnit_Framework_MockObject_MockObject
Mock a model, maintain fixtures and table association
| string | $alias | The model to get a mock for. |
| array|null | $methods | The list of methods to mock |
| array | $options | The config data for the mock's constructor. |
tableLocator(\Cake\ORM\Locator\LocatorInterface|null $tableLocator = null) : \Cake\ORM\Locator\LocatorInterface
Sets the table locator.
If no parameters are passed, it will return the currently used locator.
| \Cake\ORM\Locator\LocatorInterface|null | $tableLocator | LocatorInterface instance. |
setTableLocator(\Cake\ORM\Locator\LocatorInterface $tableLocator) : $this
Sets the table locator.
| \Cake\ORM\Locator\LocatorInterface | $tableLocator | LocatorInterface instance. |
getTableLocator() : \Cake\ORM\Locator\LocatorInterface
Gets the table locator.
_assertAttributes(array $assertions, string $string, boolean $fullDebug = false, array|string $regex = '') : string|boolean
Check the attributes as part of an assertTags() check.
| array | $assertions | Assertions to run. |
| string | $string | The HTML string to check. |
| boolean | $fullDebug | Whether or not more verbose output should be used. |
| array|string | $regex | Full regexp from |
assertWithinRange(float $expected, float $result, float $margin, string $message = '') : void
Compatibility function to test if a value is between an acceptable range.
| float | $expected | |
| float | $result | |
| float | $margin | the rage of acceptation |
| string | $message | the text to display if the assertion is not correct |
assertNotWithinRange(float $expected, float $result, float $margin, string $message = '') : void
Compatibility function to test if a value is not between an acceptable range.
| float | $expected | |
| float | $result | |
| float | $margin | the rage of acceptation |
| string | $message | the text to display if the assertion is not correct |