/**
* @expectedException \RBAC\Exception\InsufficientPermission
*/
public function testRequirePermission()
{
$p1 = Permission::create("test_1", "", 1);
$p2 = Permission::create("test_2", "", 2);
$r1 = Role::create("role_1", "", [$p1, $p2]);
$subject = new Subject(1, new RoleSet([$r1]));
$subject->requirePermission($p1);
$subject->requirePermission($p2->name);
$subject->requirePermission("bs_perm");
}
/**
* Sets the user context for this class. It basically allows two methods of using this class, either by constructing it or manually setting it.
*
* @param $subject_id int
* @param $role_set object
*
* @return null
*/
public function set_user($subject_id, RoleSet $role_set = null)
{
parent::__construct($subject_id, $role_set);
$this->user_data['id'] = $subject_id;
}
public function testRoleAddSubject()
{
$role = $this->rm->roleFetchById(1);
$this->assertTrue($this->rm->roleSave($role));
$subject = new Subject(99);
$initial_role_count = sizeof($subject->getRoleSet()->getRoles());
$this->assertTrue($this->rm->roleAddSubject($role, $subject));
$this->assertEquals($initial_role_count + 1, sizeof($subject->getRoleSet()->getRoles()));
}
