<?php /** * Base testcase class for all orm testcases. * */ class Doctrine_OrmFunctionalTestCase extends Doctrine_OrmTestCase { /** * The currently loaded model names of the fixtures for the testcase. */ private $_loadedFixtures = array(); /** * All loaded fixtures during test execution. Common fixture cache. */ private static $_fixtures = array(); /** * The names of all tables that were already exported. Each table is exported * only once. Then it's just filled & erased for each testmethod in a testcase * that uses one or more fixtures. */ private static $_exportedTables = array(); /** * setUp() * * Note: This setUp() and the one of DbalTestCase currently look identical. However, * please dont pull this method up. In the future with a separation of Dbal/Orm * this setUp() will take care of a ORM connection/session/manager initialization * and the DBAL setUp() will take care of just a DBAL connection. */ protected function setUp() { // Setup a db connection if there is none, yet. This makes it possible // to run tests that use a connection standalone. if ( ! isset($this->sharedFixture['em'])) { $this->sharedFixture['em'] = new Doctrine_EntityManager( Doctrine_TestUtil::getConnection()); } } /** * Loads a data fixture into the database. This method must only be called * from within the setUp() method of testcases. The database will then be * populated with fresh data of all loaded fixtures for each test method. * * WARNING: A single testcase should never load fixtures from different scenarios of * the same package as the concistency and uniqueness of keys is not guaranteed. * * @param string $package The package name. Must be one of Doctrine's test model packages * (forum, cms or ecommerce). * @param string $scenario The fixture scenario. A model package can have many fixture * scenarios. Within a scenario all primary keys and foreign keys * of fixtures are consistent and unique. * @param string $name The name of the fixture to load from the specified package. */ protected function loadFixture($package, $scenario, $name) { $uniqueName = $package . '/' . $scenario . '/' . $name; if ( ! isset(self::$_fixtures[$uniqueName])) { // load fixture file $fixtureFile = 'fixtures' . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . $package . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . $scenario . DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR . $name . '.php'; require $fixtureFile; self::$_fixtures[$uniqueName] = $fixture; } $fixture = self::$_fixtures[$uniqueName]; $this->_loadedFixtures[] = $fixture['model']; $em = $this->sharedFixture['em']; $classMetadata = $em->getClassMetadata($fixture['model']); $tableName = $classMetadata->getTableName(); if ( ! in_array($tableName, self::$_exportedTables)) { $em->getConnection()->export->exportClasses(array($fixture['model'])); self::$_exportedTables[] = $tableName; } foreach ($fixture['rows'] as $row) { $em->getConnection()->insert($tableName, $row); } } /** * Loads multiple fixtures of the same package and scenario. * This method must only be called from within the setUp() method of testcases. * The database will then be populated with fresh data of all loaded fixtures for each * test method. * * WARNING: A single testcase should never load fixtures from different scenarios of * the same package as the concistency and uniqueness of keys is not guaranteed. * * @param string $package The package name. Must be one of Doctrine's test model packages * (forum, cms or ecommerce). * @param string $scenario The fixture scenario. A model package can have many fixture * scenarios. Within a scenario all primary keys and foreign keys * of fixtures are consistent and unique. * @param array $names The names of the fixtures to load from the specified package. */ protected function loadFixtures($package, $scenario, array $names) { foreach ($names as $name) { $this->loadFixture($package, $scenario, $name); } } /** * Sweeps the database tables of all used fixtures. */ protected function tearDown() { $em = $this->sharedFixture['em']; foreach (array_reverse($this->_loadedFixtures) as $model) { $conn->exec("DELETE FROM " . $em->getClassMetadata($model)->getTableName()); } } }