public function tearDown()
{
Conf::load($this->conf);
Log::$stack = array();
Log::$store = array();
Log::$level = $this->level;
}
public function testDumpLoad()
{
$this->assertequals(true, Conf::f('debug'));
$conf = Conf::dump();
$new_conf = array('debug' => false);
Conf::load($new_conf);
$this->assertequals(false, Conf::f('debug'));
Conf::load($conf);
$this->assertequals(true, Conf::f('debug'));
}
public function tearDown()
{
Conf::load($this->conf);
}
* But... PHPUnit accepts only one PHP prepend file. Good news,
* PHPUnit can also set some php.ini values before the run. So, Photon
* is calling PHPUnit with this bootstrap file and at the same time,
* it passes PHPUnit the photon.config value with the path to the
* config file for the unit tests.
*
* Of course, if you do not like this bootstrap file, you can run your
* tests this way:
*
* $ photon runtests --bootstrap=path/to/yourbootstrap.php
*
* Also, by default, Photon will load the config.test.php file in your
* current folder. You can change it by running:
*
* $ photon --conf=path/to/myconfig.php runtests
*
* You can combine them:
*
* $ photon --conf=fooconfig.php runtests --bootstrap=/other/testbootstrap.php
*
* WARNING: For added security, photon will never accept to run tests
* against a config file named "config.php". This is to avoid the
* "oops I run the tests against my production settings and I have
* just dropped the main database.".
*/
namespace {
include_once __DIR__ . '/autoload.php';
$tmp = is_dir(__DIR__ . '/../../tmp') ? realpath(__DIR__ . '/../../tmp') : sys_get_temp_dir();
$config = array('runtests' => true, 'tmp_folder' => $tmp, 'debug' => true, 'secret_key' => 'SECRET_KEY');
\photon\config\Container::load($config);
}
/**
* Custom configuration generation.
*
* The goal of the selftest sequence is to perform Photon tests
* without the need of a configuration file or a project. This
* makes the run a bit tricky as we need to figure out everything
* without help from the user. But this is really important for
* the ease of use of Photon.
*
* If the configuration file is forced with the --conf option, it
* will be used. Else it will use an automatically generated
* configuration and will use it.
*/
public function loadConfig($default = 'config.php')
{
try {
$path = parent::loadConfig($default);
} catch (Exception $e) {
$this->verbose('Uses automatically generated configuration:');
$config = array('tmp_folder' => sys_get_temp_dir(), 'secret_key' => 'SECRET_KEY');
$this->verbose(var_export($config, true));
Conf::load($config);
Conf::set('cmd_params', $this->params);
$path = '';
}
return $path;
}
public function tearDown()
{
Conf::load($this->conf);
\photon\middleware\Security::clearConfig();
}