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If not, see . */ namespace Chill\PersonBundle\Tests\Entity; use Chill\PersonBundle\Entity\Person; use Chill\PersonBundle\Entity\AccompanyingPeriod; use Chill\MainBundle\Entity\Address; use DateInterval; use DateTime; use Generator; /** * Unit tests for the person Entity */ class PersonTest extends \PHPUnit\Framework\TestCase { /** * Test the creation of an accompanying, its closure and the access to * the current accompaniying period via the getCurrentAccompanyingPeriod * function. */ public function testGetCurrentAccompanyingPeriod() { $d = new \DateTime('yesterday'); $p = new Person($d); $period = $p->getCurrentAccompanyingPeriod(); $this->assertInstanceOf('Chill\PersonBundle\Entity\AccompanyingPeriod', $period); $this->assertTrue($period->isOpen()); $this->assertEquals($d, $period->getOpeningDate()); //close and test $period->setClosingDate(new \DateTime('tomorrow')); $shouldBeNull = $p->getCurrentAccompanyingPeriod(); $this->assertNull($shouldBeNull); } /** * Test if the getAccompanyingPeriodsOrdered function return a list of * periods ordered ascendency. */ public function testAccompanyingPeriodOrderWithUnorderedAccompanyingPeriod() { $d = new \DateTime("2013/2/1"); $p = new Person($d); $e = new \DateTime("2013/3/1"); $period = $p->getCurrentAccompanyingPeriod()->setClosingDate($e); $p->close($period); $f = new \DateTime("2013/1/1"); $p->open(new AccompanyingPeriod($f)); $g = new \DateTime("2013/4/1"); $period = $p->getCurrentAccompanyingPeriod()->setClosingDate($g); $p->close($period); $r = $p->getAccompanyingPeriodsOrdered(); $date = $r[0]->getOpeningDate()->format('Y-m-d'); $this->assertEquals($date, '2013-01-01'); } /** * Test if the getAccompanyingPeriodsOrdered function, for periods * starting at the same time order regarding to the closing date. */ public function testAccompanyingPeriodOrderSameDateOpening() { $d = new \DateTime("2013/2/1"); $p = new Person($d); $g = new \DateTime("2013/4/1"); $period = $p->getCurrentAccompanyingPeriod()->setClosingDate($g); $p->close($period); $f = new \DateTime("2013/2/1"); $p->open(new AccompanyingPeriod($f)); $e = new \DateTime("2013/3/1"); $period = $p->getCurrentAccompanyingPeriod()->setClosingDate($e); $p->close($period); $r = $p->getAccompanyingPeriodsOrdered(); $date = $r[0]->getClosingDate()->format('Y-m-d'); $this->assertEquals($date, '2013-03-01'); } /** * Test if the function checkAccompanyingPeriodIsNotCovering returns * the good constant when two periods are collapsing : a period * is covering another one : start_1 < start_2 & end_2 < end_1 */ public function testDateCoveringWithCoveringAccompanyingPeriod() { $d = new \DateTime("2013/2/1"); $p = new Person($d); $e = new \DateTime("2013/3/1"); $period = $p->getCurrentAccompanyingPeriod()->setClosingDate($e); $p->close($period); $f = new \DateTime("2013/1/1"); $p->open(new AccompanyingPeriod($f)); $g = new \DateTime("2013/4/1"); $period = $p->getCurrentAccompanyingPeriod()->setClosingDate($g); $p->close($period); $r = $p->checkAccompanyingPeriodsAreNotCollapsing(); $this->assertEquals($r['result'], Person::ERROR_PERIODS_ARE_COLLAPSING); } /** * Test if the function checkAccompanyingPeriodIsNotCovering returns * the good constant when two periods are collapsing : a period is open * before an existing period */ public function testNotOpenAFileReOpenedLater() { $d = new \DateTime("2013/2/1"); $p = new Person($d); $e = new \DateTime("2013/3/1"); $period = $p->getCurrentAccompanyingPeriod()->setClosingDate($e); $p->close($period); $f = new \DateTime("2013/1/1"); $p->open(new AccompanyingPeriod($f)); $r = $p->checkAccompanyingPeriodsAreNotCollapsing(); $this->assertEquals($r['result'], Person::ERROR_ADDIND_PERIOD_AFTER_AN_OPEN_PERIOD); } public function dateProvider(): Generator { yield [(DateTime::createFromFormat('Y-m-d', '2021-01-05'))->settime(0, 0)]; yield [(DateTime::createFromFormat('Y-m-d', '2021-02-05'))->settime(0, 0)]; yield [(DateTime::createFromFormat('Y-m-d', '2021-03-05'))->settime(0, 0)]; } /** * @dataProvider dateProvider */ public function testGetLastAddress(DateTime $date) { $p = new Person($date); // Make sure that there is no last address. $this::assertNull($p->getLastAddress()); // Take an arbitrary date before the $date in parameter. $addressDate = clone $date; // 1. Smoke test: Test that the first address added is the last one. $address1 = (new Address())->setValidFrom($addressDate->sub(new DateInterval('PT180M'))); $p->addAddress($address1); $this::assertCount(1, $p->getAddresses()); $this::assertSame($address1, $p->getLastAddress()); // 2. Add an older address, which should not be the last address. $addressDate2 = clone $addressDate; $address2 = (new Address())->setValidFrom($addressDate2->sub(new DateInterval('PT30M'))); $p->addAddress($address2); $this::assertCount(2, $p->getAddresses()); $this::assertSame($address1, $p->getLastAddress()); // 3. Add a newer address, which should be the last address. $addressDate3 = clone $addressDate; $address3 = (new Address())->setValidFrom($addressDate3->add(new DateInterval('PT30M'))); $p->addAddress($address3); $this::assertCount(3, $p->getAddresses()); $this::assertSame($address3, $p->getLastAddress()); // 4. Get the last address from a specific date. $this::assertEquals($address1, $p->getLastAddress($addressDate)); $this::assertEquals($address2, $p->getLastAddress($addressDate2)); $this::assertEquals($address3, $p->getLastAddress($addressDate3)); } }