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94daa8d669Although I love PHPT files, and I've done my fair share of making it easier to write them in this library, they're very slow, and running them has become a hindrance. I've been fidgeting with the idea of using Pest for a while, and I think it's the right tool for the job. I had to create a couple of functions to make it easier to run those tests, and now they're working really alright. I migrated all the PHPT files into Pest files -- I automated most of the work with a little script using "nikic/php-parser"; this commit should contain all the previous PHPT tests as Pest tests. The previous integration tests would take sixteen seconds, and the Pest tests take less than a second.
99 lines
3.2 KiB
PHP
99 lines
3.2 KiB
PHP
<?php
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/*
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* Copyright (c) Alexandre Gomes Gaigalas <alganet@gmail.com>
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* SPDX-License-Identifier: MIT
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*/
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declare(strict_types=1);
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test('Missing key', expectAll(
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fn() => v::key('foo', v::intType())->assert([]),
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'foo must be present',
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'- foo must be present',
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['foo' => 'foo must be present']
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));
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test('Default', expectAll(
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fn() => v::key('foo', v::intType())->assert(['foo' => 'string']),
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'foo must be an integer',
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'- foo must be an integer',
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['foo' => 'foo must be an integer']
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));
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test('Inverted', expectAll(
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fn() => v::not(v::key('foo', v::intType()))->assert(['foo' => 12]),
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'foo must not be an integer',
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'- foo must not be an integer',
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['foo' => 'foo must not be an integer']
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));
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test('Double-inverted with missing key', expectAll(
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fn() => v::not(v::not(v::key('foo', v::intType())))->assert([]),
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'foo must be present',
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'- foo must be present',
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['foo' => 'foo must be present']
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));
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test('With wrapped name, missing key', expectAll(
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fn() => v::key('foo', v::intType()->setName('Wrapped'))->setName('Wrapper')->assert([]),
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'Wrapped must be present',
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'- Wrapped must be present',
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['foo' => 'Wrapped must be present']
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));
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test('With wrapped name, default', expectAll(
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fn() => v::key('foo', v::intType()->setName('Wrapped'))->setName('Wrapper')->assert(['foo' => 'string']),
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'Wrapped must be an integer',
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'- Wrapped must be an integer',
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['foo' => 'Wrapped must be an integer']
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));
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test('With wrapped name, inverted', expectAll(
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fn() => v::not(v::key('foo', v::intType()->setName('Wrapped'))->setName('Wrapper'))->setName('Not')->assert(['foo' => 12]),
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'Wrapped must not be an integer',
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'- Wrapped must not be an integer',
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['foo' => 'Wrapped must not be an integer']
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));
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test('With wrapper name, default', expectAll(
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fn() => v::key('foo', v::intType())->setName('Wrapper')->assert(['foo' => 'string']),
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'foo must be an integer',
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'- foo must be an integer',
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['foo' => 'foo must be an integer']
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));
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test('With wrapper name, missing key', expectAll(
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fn() => v::key('foo', v::intType())->setName('Wrapper')->assert([]),
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'foo must be present',
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'- foo must be present',
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['foo' => 'foo must be present']
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));
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test('With wrapper name, inverted', expectAll(
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fn() => v::not(v::key('foo', v::intType())->setName('Wrapper'))->setName('Not')->assert(['foo' => 12]),
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'foo must not be an integer',
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'- foo must not be an integer',
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['foo' => 'foo must not be an integer']
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));
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test('With "Not" name, inverted', expectAll(
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fn() => v::not(v::key('foo', v::intType()))->setName('Not')->assert(['foo' => 12]),
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'foo must not be an integer',
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'- foo must not be an integer',
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['foo' => 'foo must not be an integer']
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));
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test('With template, default', expectAll(
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fn() => v::key('foo', v::intType())->assert(['foo' => 'string'], 'That key is off-key'),
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'That key is off-key',
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'- That key is off-key',
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['foo' => 'That key is off-key']
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));
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test('With template, inverted', expectAll(
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fn() => v::not(v::key('foo', v::intType()))->assert(['foo' => 12], 'No off-key key'),
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'No off-key key',
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'- No off-key key',
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['foo' => 'No off-key key']
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));
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