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ChainedArgumentMatcherTest.php

Source: ChainedArgumentMatcherTest.php

...43 * @link       http://www.digitalsandwich.com/44 */45use Phake;46use PHPUnit\Framework\TestCase;47class ChainedArgumentMatcherTest extends TestCase48{49    /**50     * @var ChainedArgumentMatcher51     */52    private $matcher;53    /**54     * @Mock55     * @var Phake\Matchers\IArgumentMatcher56     */57    private $adapted;58    /**59     * @Mock60     * @var Phake\Matchers\IChainableArgumentMatcher61     */62    private $nextMatcher;63    public function setUp(): void64    {65        Phake::initAnnotations($this);66        $this->matcher = new ChainedArgumentMatcher($this->adapted);67        $this->matcher->setNextMatcher($this->nextMatcher);68    }69    public function testMatches()70    {71        $args = array('test arg1', 'test arg2');72        Phake::when($this->adapted)->matches->thenReturn(true);73        Phake::when($this->nextMatcher)->doArgumentsMatch->thenReturn(true);74        $result = $this->matcher->doArgumentsMatch($args);75        Phake::verify($this->adapted)->matches('test arg1');76        Phake::verify($this->nextMatcher)->doArgumentsMatch(array('test arg2'));77        $this->assertNull($result);78    }79    public function testToString()80    {...

ChainedArgumentMatcher.php

Source: ChainedArgumentMatcher.php

...44 */45/**46 * Adapts argument matchers into chainable argument matchers.47 */48class ChainedArgumentMatcher extends SingleArgumentMatcher49{50    /**51     * @var IArgumentMatcher52     */53    private $adaptedMatcher;54    /**55     * @param IArgumentMatcher $adaptedMatcher56     */57    public function __construct(IArgumentMatcher $adaptedMatcher)58    {59        $this->adaptedMatcher = $adaptedMatcher;60    }61    /**62     * Returns a human readable description of the argument matcher...

ChainedArgumentMatcher

Using AI Code Generation

1$matcher = new ChainedArgumentMatcher();2$matcher->addMatcher(Phake::onConsecutiveCalls(1, 2, 3, 4, 5));3$matcher->addMatcher(Phake::onConsecutiveCalls('a', 'b', 'c', 'd', 'e'));4$mock = Phake::mock('MyClass');5Phake::when($mock)->myMethod($matcher)->thenReturn('test');6Phake::verify($mock)->myMethod(1, 'a');7Phake::verify($mock)->myMethod(2, 'b');8Phake::verify($mock)->myMethod(3, 'c');9Phake::verify($mock)->myMethod(4, 'd');10Phake::verify($mock)->myMethod(5, 'e');11$matcher = new ChainedArgumentMatcher();12$matcher->addMatcher(Phake::onConsecutiveCalls(1, 2, 3, 4, 5));13$matcher->addMatcher(Phake::onConsecutiveCalls('a', 'b', 'c', 'd', 'e'));14$mock = Phake::mock('MyClass');15Phake::when($mock)->myMethod($matcher)->thenReturn('test');16Phake::verify($mock)->myMethod(1, 'a');17Phake::verify($mock)->myMethod(2, 'b');18Phake::verify($mock)->myMethod(3, 'c');19Phake::verify($mock)->myMethod(4, 'd');20Phake::verify($mock)->myMethod(5, 'e');21$matcher = new ChainedArgumentMatcher();22$matcher->addMatcher(Phake::onConsecutiveCalls(1, 2, 3, 4, 5));23$matcher->addMatcher(Phake::onConsecutiveCalls('a', 'b', 'c', 'd', 'e'));24$mock = Phake::mock('MyClass');25Phake::when($mock)->myMethod($matcher)->thenReturn('test');26Phake::verify($mock)->myMethod(1, 'a');27Phake::verify($mock)->myMethod(2, 'b');

ChainedArgumentMatcher

Using AI Code Generation

1$mock = Phake::mock('PhakeTest_MyClass');2Phake::when($mock)->myMethod(Phake::anyParameters())->thenReturn('foo');3Phake::when($mock)->myMethod(Phake::anyParameters())->thenReturn('bar');4Phake::when($mock)->myMethod(Phake::anyParameters())->thenReturn('baz');5$mock = Phake::mock('PhakeTest_MyClass');6Phake::when($mock)->myMethod(Phake::anyParameters())->thenReturn('foo');7Phake::when($mock)->myMethod(Phake::anyParameters())->thenReturn('bar');8Phake::when($mock)->myMethod(Phake::anyParameters())->thenReturn('baz');9$mock = Phake::mock('PhakeTest_MyClass');10Phake::when($mock)->myMethod(Phake::anyParameters())->thenReturn('foo');11Phake::when($mock)->myMethod(Phake::anyParameters())->thenReturn('bar');12Phake::when($mock)->myMethod(Phake::anyParameters())->thenReturn('baz');13$mock = Phake::mock('PhakeTest_MyClass');14Phake::when($mock)->myMethod(Phake::anyParameters())->thenReturn('foo');15Phake::when($mock)->myMethod(Phake::anyParameters())->thenReturn('bar');16Phake::when($mock)->myMethod(Phake::anyParameters())->thenReturn('baz');17$mock = Phake::mock('PhakeTest_MyClass');18Phake::when($mock)->myMethod(Phake::anyParameters())->thenReturn('

ChainedArgumentMatcher

Using AI Code Generation

1Phake::when($this->mock)->get(Phake::onConsecutiveCalls(1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10))->thenReturn('value');2$this->assertEquals('value', $this->mock->get(1));3$this->assertEquals('value', $this->mock->get(2));4$this->assertEquals('value', $this->mock->get(3));5$this->assertEquals('value', $this->mock->get(4));6$this->assertEquals('value', $this->mock->get(5));7$this->assertEquals('value', $this->mock->get(6));8$this->assertEquals('value', $this->mock->get(7));9$this->assertEquals('value', $this->mock->get(8));10$this->assertEquals('value', $this->mock->get(9));11$this->assertEquals('value', $this->mock->get(10));

ChainedArgumentMatcher

Using AI Code Generation

1$mock = Phake::mock('MyClass');2Phake::when($mock)->myMethod(Phake::argThat(new ChainedArgumentMatcher(array('MyClass', 'myMethod'))))->thenReturn('foo');3$mock = Phake::mock('MyClass');4Phake::when($mock)->myMethod(Phake::argThat(new ChainedArgumentMatcher(array('MyClass', 'myMethod'))))->thenReturn('foo');5$mock = Phake::mock('MyClass');6Phake::when($mock)->myMethod(Phake::argThat(new ChainedArgumentMatcher(array('MyClass', 'myMethod'))))->thenReturn('foo');7$mock = Phake::mock('MyClass');8Phake::when($mock)->myMethod(Phake::argThat(new ChainedArgumentMatcher(array('MyClass', 'myMethod'))))->thenReturn('foo');9$mock = Phake::mock('MyClass');10Phake::when($mock)->myMethod(Phake::argThat(new ChainedArgumentMatcher(array('MyClass', 'myMethod'))))->thenReturn('foo');11$mock = Phake::mock('MyClass');12Phake::when($mock)->myMethod(Phake::argThat(new ChainedArgumentMatcher(array('MyClass', 'myMethod'))))->thenReturn('foo');13$mock = Phake::mock('MyClass');14Phake::when($mock)->myMethod(Phake::argThat(new ChainedArgumentMatcher(array('MyClass', 'myMethod'))))->thenReturn('foo');15$mock = Phake::mock('MyClass');16Phake::when($mock)->myMethod(Phake::argThat(new ChainedArgumentMatcher(array('MyClass', 'myMethod'))))->thenReturn('

ChainedArgumentMatcher

Using AI Code Generation

1$mock = Phake::mock('SomeClass');2Phake::when($mock)->someMethod(Phake::anyParameters())->thenReturn('hello');3Phake::when($mock)->someMethod(Phake::anyParameters())->thenReturn('world');4Phake::when($mock)->someMethod(Phake::anyParameters())->thenReturn('foo');5Phake::when($mock)->someMethod(Phake::anyParameters())->thenReturn('bar');6echo $mock->someMethod('hello');7echo $mock->someMethod('world');8echo $mock->someMethod('foo');9echo $mock->someMethod('bar');

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