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Short Description Library for quick and dirty page functional testing
License MIT
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Haphazard
Haphazard is a library extension to Symfony's WebTestCase that provides a quick and dirty method to functional test basic pages.
Installation
You can install Haphazard through composer:
composer.phar require ink/haphazardUsage
Simple page load test
When all you want to test is that the page at least loads properly, you can
use the HaphazardTestCase::assertGet() or HaphazardTestCase::assertPost()
methods. This will create a web client and assert that a response code of 200
is returned for the page.
use Ink\Haphazard\TestCase\HaphazardTestCase;
class ProductControllerTest extends HaphazardTestCase
{
/**
* Test Index Action
*/
public function testIndexAction()
{
$this->assertGet('index');
}
/**
* Test Post Action
*/
public function testCreatePostAction()
{
$this->assertPost('create');
}
}Page with parameters
If the page you're testing requires parameters, you can pass those in as well.
/**
* Test View Action
*/
public function testViewAction()
{
$this->assertGet('product-view', ['productId' => 1]);
}
/**
* Test Edit Action
*/
public function testEditAction()
{
$this->assertPost('product-edit', ['productId' => 1]);
}Page with a Post body
If you need to send additional parameters along with your POST request, you can send them along.
/**
* Test Edit Action
*/
public function testEditAction()
{
$this->assertPost('product-edit', ['productId' => 1], ['product-name' => 'Acme Product']);
}Different Status codes
Occasionally you will want to test that pages return a different status code, for example a 403 / Forbidden status code when an anonymous user should not be able to access a given page, or a 302 when the page redirects.
/**
* Test Edit Action
*/
public function testEditAction()
{
$this->assertGet('product-edit', ['productId' => 1], 403);
}
/**
* Test Edit Action
*/
public function testEditAction()
{
$this->assertPost('product-edit', ['productId' => 1], ['product-name' => 'Acme Product'], 302);
}Spoof Authentication Role
In order to effectively test that pages are open / closed to the correct users, this library provides an easy way to make assertions using a specified role.
/**
* Test Edit Action
*/
public function testEditAction()
{
// Allow our Admin role
$user = new User();
$this->login($user);
$this->assertGet('product-edit', ['productId' => 1], 200);
// Disallow Anonymous users
$this->refreshClient();
$this->assertGet('product-edit', ['productId' => 1], 403);
}