Best AspectMock code snippet using UserModel.setInfo
User.php
Source: User.php
...61 //åå
³62 if($check){63 $check->destroy();64 //æ´æ°ç¨æ·info65 UserModel::create()->get($param['fuid'])->setInfo(['fans' => [1, 'sub']]);66 UserModel::create()->get($s_user['id'])->setInfo(['follow' => [1, 'sub']]);67 }68 return $base->withData(1, 'åå
³æå');69 }else{70 if(!$check) {71 //å
³æ³¨72 UserFollow::create([73 'uid' => $s_user['id'],74 'fuid' => $param['fuid']75 ])->save();76 //æ´æ°ç¨æ·info77 UserModel::create()->get($param['fuid'])->setInfo(['fans' => [1, 'add']]);78 UserModel::create()->get($s_user['id'])->setInfo(['follow' => [1, 'add']]);79 }80 return $base->withData(1, 'å·²å
³æ³¨');81 }82 }83 //å
³æ³¨ç¨æ·å表84 public function getFollowList()85 {86 $args = $this->caller()->getArgs();87 $base = new Base($args, $this->response());88 $param = $args['data'];89 $limit = 10;$page = $param['page']??1;90 $s_user = $base->session('user');91 if(!$s_user) $s_user = ['id' => 0];92 $lists = UserFollow::create()...
VerifierTest.php
Source: VerifierTest.php
...19 );20 $user = new UserModel();21 double::registerObject($user);22 $user = new InstanceProxy($user);23 $user->setInfo($info);24 $user->setInfo([]);25 $matcher = function($params) use ($info) {26 $args = $params[0][0]; // first call, first arg27 $empty = $params[1][0]; // second call, first arg28 verify($info)->equals($args);29 verify($empty)->isEmpty();30 };31 $this->specify('closure was called', function() use ($user, $info, $matcher) {32 $user->verifyInvokedMultipleTimes('setInfo', 2, $matcher);33 $user->verifyInvoked('setInfo', $matcher);34 });35 }36 public function testVerifyMagicMethods()37 {38 $this->specify('works for class proxy', function() {39 // Set up user object.40 double::registerClass("demo\UserModel",41 ['renameUser'=>"Bob Jones", 'save'=>null]);42 $userProxy = new ClassProxy("demo\UserModel");43 $user = new UserModel(['name'=>"John Smith"]);44 // Rename the user via magic method.45 UserService::renameStatic($user, "Bob Jones");46 // Assert rename was counted.47 $userProxy->verifyInvoked('renameUser');...
setInfo
Using AI Code Generation
1require_once 'UserModel.php';2$userModel = new UserModel();3$userModel->setInfo('John', 'Doe');4echo $userModel->getInfo();5require_once 'UserModel.php';6$userModel = new UserModel();7$userModel->setInfo('Jane', 'Smith');8echo $userModel->getInfo();9As we can see in the above output, the value of the variables, first_name and last_name, is changed every time we create an object of UserModel class and call the setInfo() method. This is because, in the setInfo() method, we have set the value of the variables, first_name and last_name, using the $this keyword, and the $this keyword is used to access the current object. So, when we create an object of UserModel class and call the setInfo() method, the value of the variables, first_name and last_name, is set using the $this keyword, and when we create another object of UserModel class and call the setInfo() method, the value of the variables, first_name and last_name, is set using the $this keyword again, and when we create another object of UserModel class and call the setInfo()
setInfo
Using AI Code Generation
1$user = new UserModel();2$user->setInfo($name, $email, $password);3$user->getInfo();4$user->saveInfo();5$user = new UserModel();6$user->setInfo($name, $email, $password);7$user->getInfo();8$user->saveInfo();9$user = new UserModel();10$user->setInfo($name, $email, $password);11$user->getInfo();12$user->saveInfo();13$user = new UserModel();14$user->setInfo($name, $email, $password);15$user->getInfo();16$user->saveInfo();17$user = new UserModel();18$user->setInfo($name, $email, $password);19$user->getInfo();20$user->saveInfo();21$user = new UserModel();22$user->setInfo($name, $email, $password);23$user->getInfo();24$user->saveInfo();25$user = new UserModel();26$user->setInfo($name, $email, $password);27$user->getInfo();28$user->saveInfo();29$user = new UserModel();30$user->setInfo($name, $email, $password);
setInfo
Using AI Code Generation
1$userModel = new UserModel();2$userModel->setInfo("name","email","password");3$userModel = new UserModel();4$userModel->getInfo("name","email","password");5$userModel = new UserModel();6$userModel->setInfo("name","email","password");7$userModel = new UserModel();8$userModel->getInfo("name","email","password");9$userModel = new UserModel();10$userModel->setInfo("name","email","password");11$userModel = new UserModel();12$userModel->getInfo("name","email","password");13$userModel = new UserModel();14$userModel->setInfo("name","email","password");15$userModel = new UserModel();16$userModel->getInfo("name","email","password");17$userModel = new UserModel();18$userModel->setInfo("name","email","password");19$userModel = new UserModel();20$userModel->getInfo("name","email","password");21$userModel = new UserModel();22$userModel->setInfo("name","email","password");23$userModel = new UserModel();24$userModel->getInfo("name","email","password");25$userModel = new UserModel();26$userModel->setInfo("name","email","password");
setInfo
Using AI Code Generation
1$user = new UserModel();2$user->setInfo($info);3$user = new UserModel();4$info = $user->getInfo();5$user = new UserModel();6$user->setInfo($info);7$user = new UserModel();8$info = $user->getInfo();9$user = new UserModel();10$user->setInfo($info);11$user = new UserModel();12$info = $user->getInfo();13$user = new UserModel();14$user->setInfo($info);15$user = new UserModel();16$info = $user->getInfo();
setInfo
Using AI Code Generation
1$um = new UserModel;2$um->setInfo($name, $email, $address);3$um = new UserModel;4$um->getInfo();5$um = new UserModel;6$um->setInfo($name, $email, $address);7$um = new UserModel;8$um->getInfo();9$um = new UserModel;10$um->setInfo($name, $email, $address);11$um = new UserModel;12$um->getInfo();13global $um;14$um->setInfo($name, $email, $address);15$um->getInfo();16$um->setInfo($name, $email, $address);17$um->getInfo();
setInfo
Using AI Code Generation
1$userModelObject = new UserModel();2$userModelObject->setInfo($id, $name, $email, $phone);3$userModelObject = new UserModel();4$userModelObject->getInfo();5$userModelObject = new UserModel();6$userModelObject->deleteInfo();7$userModelObject = new UserModel();8$userModelObject->updateInfo($id, $name, $email, $phone);9$userModelObject = new UserModel();10$userModelObject->getAllInfo();
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