/**
* @param RouteSpecification $aRouteSpecification
* @return Itinerary[] A list of itineraries that satisfy the specification. May be an empty list if no route is found.
*/
public function fetchRoutesForSpecification(RouteSpecification $aRouteSpecification)
{
$transitPaths = $this->graphTraversalService->findShortestPath($aRouteSpecification->origin(), $aRouteSpecification->destination());
$itineraries = array();
foreach ($transitPaths as $transitPath) {
$itineraries[] = $this->toItinerary($transitPath);
}
return $itineraries;
}
/**
* Construct
*
* @param TrackingId $aTrackingId
* @param RouteSpecification $aRouteSpecification
*/
public function __construct(TrackingId $aTrackingId, RouteSpecification $aRouteSpecification)
{
//Unfortunately, doctrine does not work with ValueObjects as identifier,
//so we have to use the string representation internally
//@see http://www.doctrine-project.org/jira/browse/DDC-2984
$this->trackingIdString = $aTrackingId->toString();
//Construct is only called when the Cargo is initially created.
//Doctrine do not call __construct when it recreates a persisted entity.
//Therefor we can assign the origin here.
//It will be always the same for that specific Cargo even if the RouteSpecification changes.
$this->origin = $aRouteSpecification->origin();
$this->routeSpecification = $aRouteSpecification;
}
/**
* @test
*/
public function it_is_not_same_value_as_route_specification_with_different_destination()
{
$invalidCheck = new RouteSpecification('Hongkong', 'New York');
$this->assertFalse($this->object->sameValueAs($invalidCheck));
}
