public function testGetLastRecipient()
{
$state = $this->prophesize(StateInterface::class);
$state->get('my_hugs.last_recipient')->willReturn('Dries');
$tracker = new MyHugTracker($state->reveal());
$this->assertEquals('Dries', $tracker->getLastRecipient());
}
/**
* To run this method, use an url such as this:
* http://jane.tomhartung.com/my_hug/jane/tom/2
*/
public function myHug($to, $from, $count)
{
$this->myHugTracker->addMyHug($to);
if (!$count) {
$count = $this->config('my_hugs.settings')->get('default_count');
}
return ['#theme' => 'my_hug_page', '#from' => $from, '#to' => $to, '#count' => $count];
}
public function build()
{
if ($this->configuration['enabled']) {
$message = $this->t('@to was the last person my_hugged', ['@to' => $this->myHugTracker->getLastRecipient()]);
} else {
$message = $this->t('Srsly wtf, no my_hugs :-(');
}
// --------------------------------------
// (0) We need the "use Drupal\my_hugs\TeachMe;" statement, else we get this error:
// "Class 'Drupal\\my_hugs\\Plugin\\Block\\TeachMe' not found"
// $teachMe = new TeachMe( 'MyHugStatus::build()' );
// --------------------------------------
// (1a) works with (1a) only
// $learningMore = new LearningMore( 'MyHugStatus::build()' );
//
// (1) Does NOT work with either (1a) or (1b), it looks for the class inside of this namespace
// ie: "Class 'Drupal\\my_hugs\\Plugin\\Block\\Drupal\\my_hugs\\LearningMore\\LearningMore' not found"
// $learningMore = new Drupal\my_hugs\LearningMore\LearningMore( 'MyHugStatus::build()' );
//
// (1) works with either (1a) OR (1b) but NOT BOTH
// $learningMore_1 = new \Drupal\my_hugs\LearningMore\LearningMore( 'MyHugStatus::build() - 1' );
// --------------------------------------
// (2a) Autoloading with inheritance can be a little tricky
// (2b) Using just the one "use" works just as well as using both (2a) use statements
// // (See comment in the MyHugTracker class....)
// $baseObject = new \Drupal\my_hugs\Heirarchy\TheBase( 'MyHugStatus::build()' );
// $subObject = new \Drupal\my_hugs\Heirarchy\SubClass( 'MyHugStatus::build()' );
// --------------------------------------
// (3) the idmygadget code should really be in the vendor directory
//
// Based on my understanding of these pages:
// https://www.drupal.org/node/2156625 and especially
// https://github.com/php-fig/fig-standards/blob/master/accepted/PSR-4-autoloader.md - Symfony Example
// What I have should work. Fuuuuuck ok I will try another technique
//
// $jmwsService = new \Jmws\myservice\JmwsService( 'MyHugStatus::build()' );
// $jmwsServiceDrupal = new \Jmws\myservice\JmwsServiceDrupal( 'MyHugStatus::build()' );
// --------------------------------------
// This is the pattern we will use - for the time being
// --------------------------------------
// (4) Create a namespaced and global object using the non-namespaced (global) idmygadget code in a separate directory
//
// $namespacedObject = new \Drupal\my_hugs\GoGlobal\NamespacedService( 'MyHugStatus::build()' );
// $serviceObject = new \Drupal\my_hugs\GoGlobal\GlobalService( 'MyHugStatus::build()' );
// $serviceSubclassObject = new \Drupal\my_hugs\GoGlobal\GlobalServiceDrupal( 'MyHugStatus::build()' );
// $jmwsIdMyGadget = new \Drupal\my_hugs\JmwsIdMyGadget\JmwsIdMyGadgetDrupal();
// $jmwsIdMyGadget = new Drupal\my_hugs\JmwsIdMyGadget\JmwsIdMyGadgetDrupal();
// $jmwsIdMyGadget = new JmwsIdMyGadgetDrupal();
$message .= '<br />Not using our service to log messages right now.';
/*
$message .= '<br />Using our service to log messages so we know it can do that.';
$this->service = $this->myHugTracker->getService();
$this->service->logToday( 'Hi from MyHugStatus::build()!!' );
*/
return ['#markup' => $message];
}
