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How to use MagicCallRecorder class

Best Phake code snippet using MagicCallRecorder

MagicCallRecorderTest.php

...43 * @link       http://www.digitalsandwich.com/44 */45use Phake;46use PHPUnit\Framework\TestCase;47class MagicCallRecorderTest extends TestCase48{49    /**50     * @var MagicCallRecorder51     */52    private $handler;53    /**54     * @var Phake\CallRecorder\Recorder55     */56    private $callRecorder;57    public function setUp(): void58    {59        $this->callRecorder = Phake::mock(Phake\CallRecorder\Recorder::class);60        $this->handler = new MagicCallRecorder($this->callRecorder);61    }62    public function testImplementIInvocationHandler()63    {64        $this->assertInstanceOf(IInvocationHandler::class, $this->handler);65    }66    public function testMagicCallIsRecorded()67    {68        $mock = $this->getMockBuilder(Phake\IMock::class)69                    ->getMock();70        $ref = array('foo', array());71        $this->handler->invoke($mock, '__call', array('foo', array()), $ref);72        Phake::verify($this->callRecorder)->recordCall(73            new Phake\CallRecorder\Call($mock, 'foo', array())74        );...

MagicCallRecorder.php

Source: MagicCallRecorder.php

...46 * Records calls to a mock object's call recorder for the magic __call method.47 *48 * If the invocation isn't of __call...does nothing.49 */50class MagicCallRecorder implements IInvocationHandler51{52    /**53     * @var \Phake\CallRecorder\Recorder54     */55    private $callRecorder;56    /**57     * @param \Phake\CallRecorder\Recorder $callRecorder58     */59    public function __construct(\Phake\CallRecorder\Recorder $callRecorder)60    {61        $this->callRecorder = $callRecorder;62    }63    public function invoke($mock, $method, array $arguments, array &$argumentReference)64    {...

MagicCallRecorder

Using AI Code Generation

1$recorder = new MagicCallRecorder();2Phake::when($recorder)->getMagicCall()->thenReturn('MagicCall');3$recorder = new MagicCallRecorder();4Phake::when($recorder)->getMagicCall()->thenReturn('MagicCall');5$recorder = new MagicCallRecorder();6Phake::when($recorder)->getMagicCall()->thenReturn('MagicCall');7$recorder = new MagicCallRecorder();8Phake::when($recorder)->getMagicCall()->thenReturn('MagicCall');9$recorder = new MagicCallRecorder();10Phake::when($recorder)->getMagicCall()->thenReturn('MagicCall');11$recorder = new MagicCallRecorder();12Phake::when($recorder)->getMagicCall()->thenReturn('MagicCall');13$recorder = new MagicCallRecorder();14Phake::when($recorder)->getMagicCall()->thenReturn('MagicCall');15$recorder = new MagicCallRecorder();16Phake::when($recorder)->getMagicCall()->thenReturn('MagicCall');17$recorder = new MagicCallRecorder();18Phake::when($recorder)->getMagicCall()->thenReturn('MagicCall');19$recorder = new MagicCallRecorder();20Phake::when($recorder)->getMagicCall()->thenReturn('MagicCall');21$recorder = new MagicCallRecorder();22Phake::when($recorder)->getMagicCall()->thenReturn('MagicCall');

MagicCallRecorder

Using AI Code Generation

1$recorder = new MagicCallRecorder();2$recorder->record('Phake::mock');3$recorder->record('Phake::when');4$recorder->record('Phake::verify');5$recorder->start();6$mock = Phake::mock('Class');7Phake::when($mock)->method()->thenReturn('expected');8Phake::verify($mock)->method();9$recorder->stop();10$recorder->save('path/to/file');11Phake::load('path/to/file');12Phake::verify($mock)->method();

MagicCallRecorder

Using AI Code Generation

1$recorder = new MagicCallRecorder();2$recorder->recordCalls();3$recorder = new MagicCallRecorder();4$recorder->recordCalls();5$recorder->stopRecording();6$recorder = new MagicCallRecorder();7$recorder->recordCalls();8$recorder->stopRecording();9$recorder->playback();10$recorder = new MagicCallRecorder();11$recorder->recordCalls();12$recorder->stopRecording();13$recorder->playback();14$recorder->playback();15$recorder = new MagicCallRecorder();16$recorder->recordCalls();17$recorder->stopRecording();18$recorder->playback();19$recorder->playback();20$recorder->recordCalls();21$recorder = new MagicCallRecorder();22$recorder->recordCalls();23$recorder->stopRecording();24$recorder->playback();25$recorder->playback();26$recorder->recordCalls();27$recorder->stopRecording();28$recorder = new MagicCallRecorder();29$recorder->recordCalls();30$recorder->stopRecording();31$recorder->playback();32$recorder->playback();33$recorder->recordCalls();34$recorder->stopRecording();35$recorder->playback();36$recorder = new MagicCallRecorder();37$recorder->recordCalls();38$recorder->stopRecording();39$recorder->playback();40$recorder->playback();41$recorder->recordCalls();42$recorder->stopRecording();43$recorder->playback();44$recorder->playback();45$recorder = new MagicCallRecorder();46$recorder->recordCalls();47$recorder->stopRecording();

MagicCallRecorder

Using AI Code Generation

1$magicCallRecorder = new MagicCallRecorder();2$magicCallRecorder->addCall('method1', array('param1', 'param2'), 'return value');3$magicCallRecorder->addCall('method2', array('param1', 'param2'), 'return value');4$magicCallRecorder = new MagicCallRecorder();5$magicCallRecorder->addCall('method1', array('param1', 'param2'), 'return value');6$magicCallRecorder->addCall('method2', array('param1', 'param2'), 'return value');7So, the question is, can I use Phake to test my code using the same class (MagicCallRecorder) in 2 different files (2.php and 1.php) without having to write the same code in both files?

MagicCallRecorder

Using AI Code Generation

1class MagicCallRecorder{2    public function __call($name, $arguments){3        . implode(', ', $arguments) . "4";5    }6}7$obj = new MagicCallRecorder();8$obj->runTest('in object context');9MagicCallRecorder::runTest('in static context');10call_user_func_array(array('MagicCallRecorder', 'runTest'),11array('in callback context'));12call_user_func_array(array($obj, 'runTest'),13array('in callback context'));14MagicCallRecorder::runTest(...['in static context']);15$obj->runTest(...['in object context']);16call_user_func_array(array('MagicCallRecorder', 'runTest'),17...['in callback context']);18call_user_func_array(array($obj, 'runTest'),19...['in callback context']);20$obj->runTest(...$arguments);21call_user_func_array(array($obj, 'runTest'), $arguments);22call_user_func_array(array('MagicCallRecorder', 'runTest'), $arguments);23call_user_func_array(array('MagicCallRecorder', 'runTest'),24...$arguments);25MagicCallRecorder::runTest(...$arguments);26call_user_func_array(array('MagicCallRecorder', 'runTest'),27...$arguments);28$obj->runTest(...$arguments);29call_user_func_array(array($obj, 'runTest'), $arguments);30MagicCallRecorder::runTest(...$arguments);

MagicCallRecorder

Using AI Code Generation

1Phake::setClient(Phake::CLIENT_PHPUNIT);2Phake::when($magicCallRecorder)->magicCall(Phake::anyParameters())->thenReturn('I am a magic call');3Phake::setClient(Phake::CLIENT_PHPUNIT);4Phake::when($magicCallRecorder)->magicCall(Phake::anyParameters())->thenReturn('I am a magic call');5Phake::setClient(Phake::CLIENT_PHPUNIT);6Phake::when($magicCallRecorder)->magicCall(Phake::anyParameters())->thenReturn('I am a magic call');7Phake::setClient(Phake::CLIENT_PHPUNIT);8Phake::when($magicCallRecorder)->magicCall(Phake::anyParameters())->thenReturn('I am a magic call');9Phake::setClient(Phake::CLIENT_PHPUNIT);10Phake::when($magicCallRecorder)->magicCall(Phake::anyParameters())->thenReturn('I am a magic call');11Phake::setClient(Phake::CLIENT_PHPUNIT);12Phake::when($magicCallRecorder)->magicCall(Phake::anyParameters())->thenReturn('I am a magic call');13Phake::setClient(Phake::CLIENT_PHPUNIT);14Phake::when($magicCallRecorder)->magicCall(Phake::anyParameters())->thenReturn('I am a magic call');15Phake::setClient(Phake

MagicCallRecorder

Using AI Code Generation

1require_once 'MagicCallRecorder.php';2class A{3	public function hello(){4		echo "Hello World";5	}6}7$a = new A();8$a->hello();9MagicCallRecorder::getInstance()->recordCall('A', 'hello', array());10require_once 'MagicCallRecorder.php';11class A{12	public function hello(){13		echo "Hello World";14	}15}16$a = new A();17$a->hello();18MagicCallRecorder::getInstance()->recordCall('A', 'hello', array());19require_once 'MagicCallRecorder.php';20class A{21	public function hello(){22		echo "Hello World";23	}24}25$a = new A();26$a->hello();27MagicCallRecorder::getInstance()->recordCall('A', 'hello', array());28require_once 'MagicCallRecorder.php';29class A{30	public function hello(){31		echo "Hello World";32	}33}34$a = new A();35$a->hello();36MagicCallRecorder::getInstance()->recordCall('A', 'hello', array());37require_once 'MagicCallRecorder.php';38class A{39	public function hello(){40		echo "Hello World";41	}42}43$a = new A();44$a->hello();45MagicCallRecorder::getInstance()->recordCall('A', 'hello', array());

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