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Informations about the package repositorymock

A package to facilitate the testing of classes/methods which uses ORM Repository and ORM Entity objects.

Installation

Features

  1. Provides ready-made mocks for functions:

    • find()
    • findOneBy()
    • findBy()
      • by scalar value
      • by list of values
      • by object
    • save()
    • remove()

  2. Allow to create mocks for Entity objects from array of values.

    • simple Entity (without relations)
    • multi-level Entity
      • Doctrine\ORM\Mapping\OneToOne
      • Doctrine\ORM\Mapping\ManyToOne
      • Doctrine\ORM\Mapping\OneToMany

  3. Full compatibility with PHPUnit mock. An object of type RepositoryMock can be treated as a regular mock created by PHPUnit.
    For example, you can use $mockedRepository->method('myCustomMethod')->willReturn(...).

  4. Provides the createFakeObject(string $className, array $objData) method which can be used to create Entity object for use in willReturn().
    Particularly useful for multi-level Entities and those where the id field has no setter (because it is autoincrement).

  5. Provides the ability to create test scenarios for update/edit and create/delete actions.
    The mock for the save() function stores the data sent towards the database. Which gives the possibility to observe the "state of the database" after the tested operation $sut->action() is completed.
    • save() does:
      • update if entity exists
      • insert with autoincrement for id
    • than getStoreContent() method allow to make assertions on entities stored in database.

Usage

  1. Mock for simple find().

  2. More usage examples in file tests/SutServiceTest.php.

All versions of repositorymock with dependencies

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Requires php Version >= 8.1
doctrine/collections Version ^2.2
doctrine/orm Version ^3
phpunit/phpunit Version ^11.1
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