// you can also use find() and pass no params
foreach ($Users as $User) {
$screen_names[$User->DATA("ScreenName")] = $User->DATA("Joined");
}
$TestResults["B_User_ScreenNames_and_join_dates"] = $screen_names;
// add a new user
$OurUserData = array("FirstName" => "John", "LastName" => "Doe", "EMail" => $TestValues["EMail"], "ScreenName" => $TestValues["ScreenName"], "Password" => "password");
$OurUser = new User($UsersTable, $OurUserData);
$OurUser->validate_and_configure_new_user();
$TestResults["C_Add_User_Response"] = $OurUser->ADD();
// how many users now?
$TestResults["D_How_Many_Users_After_Create"] = $UsersTable->count();
// try to add the same user again, and note the error about these unique params already existing
$TestResults["E_Existance_Error_When_Add_Again"] = $OurUser->ADD();
// view that user by the user object
$TestResults["F_User_Details_From_User_Object"] = $OurUser->VIEW();
// view that user by a find on the Table Object
$FoundUserObjects = $UsersTable->find(array("ScreenName" => $TestValues["ScreenName"]));
$FoundUserHashes = array();
foreach ($FoundUserObjects as $FoundUser) {
$FoundUserHashes[] = $FoundUser->DATA();
}
$TestResults["G_User_Details_From_Find_On_Table_Object"] = $FoundUserHashes;
// edit that user
$NewUserData = array("ScreenName" => "NewDaveAPI", "EMail" => "*****@*****.**");
$EditResp = $OurUser->EDIT($NewUserData);
$TestResults["H_Edited_User_Data"] = $EditResp;
// delete that user
$delete_resp = $OurUser->DELETE();
if ($delete_resp === true) {
$delete_resp = "OK";
