function EventPropertyAccessTest::testEventContextDefinition
Tests the event metadata to ensure that all properties may be accessed.
Access to properties declared in the metadata is tested using code copied from \Drupal\rules\EventSubscriber\GenericEventSubscriber, so this test does not directly test GenericEventSubscriber - that is done correctly in the Kernel test \Drupal\Tests\rules\Kernel\EventPropertyAccessTest.
@dataProvider provideTestEvent
Parameters
string $event_name: The Plugin ID of the event being tested.
object $event: The event object being tested. In Drupal 9 this will be a \Symfony\Component\EventDispatcher\Event, In Drupal 10 this will be a \Symfony\Contracts\EventDispatcher\Event.
File
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tests/
src/ Unit/ Integration/ Event/ EventPropertyAccessTest.php, line 53
Class
- EventPropertyAccessTest
- Checks that the events defined in the rules_test_event module are correct.
Namespace
Drupal\Tests\rules\Unit\Integration\EventCode
public function testEventContextDefinition($event_name, object $event) : void {
$plugin = $this->eventManager
->createInstance($event_name);
$context_definitions = $plugin->getContextDefinitions();
foreach ($context_definitions as $name => $definition) {
$this->assertSame('string', $definition->getDataType());
// Properties for these test events should be named <visibility>Property.
// We just want the <visibility> part.
$visibility = substr($name, 0, -8);
$this->assertSame('A ' . $visibility . ' string', $definition->getLabel());
// If this is a GenericEvent, get the value of the context variable from
// the event arguments.
if ($event instanceof SymfonyGenericEvent) {
$value = $event->getArgument($name);
}
elseif ($definition->hasGetter()) {
$value = $event->{$definition->getGetter()}();
}
else {
$getter = function ($property) {
return $this->{$property};
};
$value = $getter->call($event, $name);
}
$this->assertEquals($visibility . ' property', $value);
}
}