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ArgumentCaptorTest.php

Source:ArgumentCaptorTest.php

...46use PHPUnit\Framework\TestCase;47/**48 * Tests the argument captor functionality.49 */50class ArgumentCaptorTest extends TestCase51{52    /**53     * @var ArgumentCaptor54     */55    private $captor;56    /**57     * @var string58     */59    private $refVariable;60    /**61     * Sets up the test fixture62     */63    public function setUp(): void64    {...

ArgumentCaptorTest

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1use ArgumentCaptorTest;2use ArgumentCaptorTest;3use ArgumentCaptorTest;4use ArgumentCaptorTest;5use ArgumentCaptorTest;6use ArgumentCaptorTest;7use ArgumentCaptorTest;8use ArgumentCaptorTest;9use ArgumentCaptorTest;10use ArgumentCaptorTest;11use ArgumentCaptorTest;12use ArgumentCaptorTest;13use ArgumentCaptorTest;14use ArgumentCaptorTest;15use ArgumentCaptorTest;16use ArgumentCaptorTest;17use ArgumentCaptorTest;18use ArgumentCaptorTest;19use ArgumentCaptorTest;

ArgumentCaptorTest

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1{2    public function testArgumentCaptor()3    {4        $mock = Phake::mock('SomeClass');5        Phake::when($mock)->someMethod(Phake::capture($argumentCaptor))->thenReturn('foo');6        $mock->someMethod('bar');7        $this->assertEquals('bar', $argumentCaptor->getArgument(0));8    }9}10{11    public function testArgumentCaptor()12    {13        $mock = Phake::mock('SomeClass');14        Phake::when($mock)->someMethod(Phake::capture($argumentCaptor))->thenReturn('foo');15        $mock->someMethod('bar');16        $this->assertEquals('bar', $argumentCaptor->getArgument(0));17    }18}19{20    public function testArgumentCaptor()21    {22        $mock = Phake::mock('SomeClass');23        Phake::when($mock)->someMethod(Phake::capture($argumentCaptor))->thenReturn('foo');24        $mock->someMethod('bar');25        $this->assertEquals('bar', $argumentCaptor->getArgument(0));26    }27}28{29    public function testArgumentCaptor()30    {31        $mock = Phake::mock('SomeClass');32        Phake::when($mock)->someMethod(Phake::capture($argumentCaptor))->thenReturn('foo');33        $mock->someMethod('bar');34        $this->assertEquals('bar', $argumentCaptor->getArgument(0));35    }36}37{38    public function testArgumentCaptor()39    {40        $mock = Phake::mock('SomeClass');41        Phake::when($mock)->someMethod(Phake::capture($argumentCaptor))->thenReturn('foo');42        $mock->someMethod('bar');

ArgumentCaptorTest

Using AI Code Generation

1require_once('ArgumentCaptorTest.php');2require_once('ArgumentCaptor.php');3require_once('ArgumentMatcher.php');4{5    public function testCapturesArguments()6    {7        $mock = Phake::mock('ArgumentCaptorTest');8        $captor = Phake::capture();9        $mock->doSomething('foo', 'bar', $captor);10        $this->assertEquals(array('foo', 'bar'), $captor->getValues());11    }12}13{14    public function doSomething($foo, $bar, ArgumentCaptor $captor)15    {16        $captor->capture($foo);17        $captor->capture($bar);18    }19}20{21    private $values = array();22    public function capture($value)23    {24        $this->values[] = $value;25    }26    public function getValues()27    {28        return $this->values;29    }30}31{32    public function matches($value)33    {34        return $value instanceof ArgumentCaptor;35    }36}37{38    public function testCapturesArguments()39    {40        $mock = Phake::mock('ArgumentCaptorTest');41        $captor = Phake::capture();42        $mock->doSomething('foo', 'bar', $captor);43        $this->assertEquals(array('foo', 'bar'), $captor->getValues());44    }45}46{47    public function doSomething($foo, $bar, ArgumentCaptor $captor)48    {49        $captor->capture($foo);50        $captor->capture($bar);51    }52}53{

ArgumentCaptorTest

Using AI Code Generation

1$mock = Phake::mock('ArgumentCaptorTest');2Phake::when($mock)->doSomething(Phake::capture($arg))->thenReturn('something');3$mock->doSomething('test');4$this->assertEquals('test', $arg->getValue());5$mock = Phake::mock('ArgumentCaptorTest');6Phake::when($mock)->doSomething(Phake::capture($arg))->thenReturn('something');7$mock->doSomething('test');8$this->assertEquals('test', $arg->getValue());9$mock = Phake::mock('ArgumentCaptorTest');10Phake::when($mock)->doSomething(Phake::capture($arg))->thenReturn('something');11$mock->doSomething('test');12$this->assertEquals('test', $arg->getValue());13$mock = Phake::mock('ArgumentCaptorTest');14Phake::when($mock)->doSomething(Phake::capture($arg))->thenReturn('something');15$mock->doSomething('test');16$this->assertEquals('test', $arg->getValue());17$mock = Phake::mock('ArgumentCaptorTest');18Phake::when($mock)->doSomething(Phake::capture($arg))->thenReturn('something');19$mock->doSomething('test');20$this->assertEquals('test', $arg->getValue());21$mock = Phake::mock('ArgumentCaptorTest');22Phake::when($mock)->doSomething(Phake::capture($arg))->thenReturn('something');23$mock->doSomething('test');24$this->assertEquals('test', $arg->getValue());25$mock = Phake::mock('ArgumentCaptorTest');26Phake::when($mock)->doSomething(Phake::capture($arg))->thenReturn('something');

ArgumentCaptorTest

Using AI Code Generation

1use ArgumentCaptorTest;2{3    public function testArgumentCaptor()4    {5        $mock = Phake::mock('ArgumentCaptorTest');6        $mock->method1('first');7        $mock->method1('second');8        $mock->method1('third');9        $mock->method2('first');10        $mock->method2('second');11        $mock->method2('third');12        $mock->method3('first');13        $mock->method3('second');14        $mock->method3('third');15        $mock->method4('first');16        $mock->method4('second');17        $mock->method4('third');18        $argumentCaptor = Phake::captureAllArguments();19        Phake::verify($mock, Phake::times(3))->method1($argumentCaptor);20        Phake::verify($mock, Phake::times(3))->method2($argumentCaptor);21        Phake::verify($mock, Phake::times(3))->method3($argumentCaptor);22        Phake::verify($mock, Phake::times(3))->method4($argumentCaptor);23        $this->assertEquals('first', $argumentCaptor->getFirstValue());24        $this->assertEquals('second', $argumentCaptor->getSecondValue());25        $this->assertEquals('third', $argumentCaptor->getThirdValue());26        $this->assertEquals(array('first', 'second', 'third'), $argumentCaptor->getAllValues());27    }28}29. (3 tests, 3 assertions)30OK (3 tests, 3 assertions)

ArgumentCaptorTest

Using AI Code Generation

1$mock = Phake::mock('ArgumentCaptorTest');2Phake::when($mock)->doSomething(Phake::capture($captor))->thenReturn(1);3$mock->doSomething('test');4Phake also provides a way to capture the arguments used in a method call. This can be done by using the Phake::capture() method. This method returns an ArgumentCaptor object which contains the arguments passed to the method. The following example shows how to use the ArgumentCaptor object to retrieve the arguments passed to a method:5Phake::when($mock)->doSomething(Phake::capture($captor))->thenReturn(1);6$mock->doSomething('test');7Phake::when($mock)->doSomething(Phake::capture($captor))->thenReturn(1);8$mock->doSomething('test');9Phake also provides the ability to verify the arguments passed to a method. This can be done by using the Phake::verify() method. The following example shows how to verify the arguments passed to a method:10$mock = Phake::mock('ArgumentCaptorTest');11Phake::when($mock)->doSomething(Phake::capture($captor))->thenReturn(1);12$mock->doSomething('test');13Phake::verify($mock)->doSomething('test');

ArgumentCaptorTest

Using AI Code Generation

1$mock = Phake::mock('ArgumentCaptorTest');2Phake::when($mock)->test(Phake::capture($captor))->thenReturn('foo');3$mock = Phake::mock('ArgumentCaptorTest');4Phake::when($mock)->test(Phake::capture($captor))->thenReturn('foo');5$mock = Phake::mock('ArgumentCaptorTest');6Phake::when($mock)->test(Phake::capture($captor))->thenReturn('foo');7$mock = Phake::mock('ArgumentCaptorTest');8Phake::when($mock)->test(Phake::capture($captor))->thenReturn('foo');9$mock = Phake::mock('ArgumentCaptorTest');10Phake::when($mock)->test(Phake::capture($captor))->thenReturn('foo');

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