\PHPMailer\Test\PHPMailerParseAddressesTest

Test RFC822 address splitting.

Summary

Methods

Properties

Constants

testAddressSplittingNative()
testAddressSplittingImap()
testAddressSplittingNativeNoMbstring()
testAddressSplittingImapNoMbstring()
dataAddressSplitting()

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verifyExpectations()

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final

File: test/PHPMailer/ParseAddressesTest.php
Package: Application
Class hierarchy: \Yoast\PHPUnitPolyfills\TestCases\TestCase

\PHPMailer\Test\PHPMailer\ParseAddressesTest
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todo	Additional tests need to be added to verify the correct handling of inputs which include a different encoding than UTF8 or even mixed encoding. For more information on what these test cases should look like and should test, please see {@link https://github.com/PHPMailer/PHPMailer/pull/2449} for context.
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Methods

testAddressSplittingNative()

testAddressSplittingNative(string  $addrstr, array  $expected, string  $charset = null) : mixed

Test RFC822 address splitting using the PHPMailer native implementation with the Mbstring extension available.

Parameters

string	$addrstr	The address list string.
array	$expected	The expected function output.
string	$charset	Optional. The charset to use.

Returns

mixed —

Inherited from: \PHPMailer\Test\PHPMailer\ParseAddressesTest
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requires	extension mbstring
dataProvider	dataAddressSplitting

testAddressSplittingImap()

testAddressSplittingImap(string  $addrstr, array  $expected, string  $charset = null) : mixed

Test RFC822 address splitting using the IMAP implementation with the Mbstring extension available.

Parameters

string	$addrstr	The address list string.
array	$expected	The expected function output.
string	$charset	Optional. The charset to use.

Returns

mixed —

Inherited from: \PHPMailer\Test\PHPMailer\ParseAddressesTest
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requires

extension imap

extension mbstring

dataProvider

dataAddressSplitting

testAddressSplittingNativeNoMbstring()

testAddressSplittingNativeNoMbstring(string  $addrstr, array  $expected, string  $charset = null) : mixed

Test RFC822 address splitting using the PHPMailer native implementation without the Mbstring extension.

Parameters

string	$addrstr	The address list string.
array	$expected	The expected function output.
string	$charset	Optional. The charset to use.

Returns

mixed —

Inherited from: \PHPMailer\Test\PHPMailer\ParseAddressesTest
Uses

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dataProvider	dataAddressSplitting

testAddressSplittingImapNoMbstring()

testAddressSplittingImapNoMbstring(string  $addrstr, array  $expected, string  $charset = null) : mixed

Test RFC822 address splitting using the IMAP implementation without the Mbstring extension.

Parameters

string	$addrstr	The address list string.
array	$expected	The expected function output.
string	$charset	Optional. The charset to use.

Returns

mixed —

Inherited from: \PHPMailer\Test\PHPMailer\ParseAddressesTest
Uses

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requires	extension imap
dataProvider	dataAddressSplitting

dataAddressSplitting()

dataAddressSplitting() : array

Data provider.

Returns

array —

The array is expected to have an addrstr and an expected key. The expected key should - as a minimum - have a default key. Optionally, the following extra keys are supported:

native Expected output from the native implementation with or without Mbstring.
native+mbstring Expected output from the native implementation with Mbstring.
native--mbstring Expected output from the native implementation without Mbstring.
imap Expected output from the IMAP implementation with or without Mbstring.
imap+mbstring Expected output from the IMAP implementation with Mbstring.
imap--mbstring Expected output from the IMAP implementation without Mbstring. Also optionally, an additional charset key can be passed,

verifyExpectations()

verifyExpectations(string  $actual, array  $expected) : mixed

Verify the expectations.

Abstracted out as the same verification needs to be done for every test, just with different data.

Parameters

string	$actual	The actual function output.
array	$expected	The expected function output.

Returns

mixed —