public static function setUpBeforeClass()
{
parent::setUpBeforeClass();
self::$Default = \jf\DatabaseManager::$DefaultIndex;
$setting = \jf\DatabaseManager::Configuration();
$config = new \jf\DatabaseSetting("mysqli", $setting->DatabaseName, $setting->Username, $setting->Password, $setting->Host, $setting->TablePrefix);
\jf\DatabaseManager::AddConnection($config, 2);
\jf\DatabaseManager::$DefaultIndex = \jf\DatabaseManager::FindIndex($config);
}
/**
* @depends testAddConnection
*/
function testFindIndex()
{
$userConfig = \jf\DatabaseManager::Configuration("test");
$dbConfig = new \jf\DatabaseSetting($userConfig->Adapter, "db_find", $userConfig->Username, $userConfig->Password, $userConfig->Host, $userConfig->TablePrefix);
\jf\DatabaseManager::AddConnection($dbConfig, "find_index");
$this->assertEquals("find_index", \jf\DatabaseManager::FindIndex($dbConfig));
$anotherConfig = new \jf\DatabaseSetting($userConfig->Adapter, "db_another_find", $userConfig->Username, $userConfig->Password, $userConfig->Host, $userConfig->TablePrefix);
$this->assertFalse(\jf\DatabaseManager::FindIndex($anotherConfig));
}
* Siteroot
*
* jframework requires to know where your site root is, e.g http://jframework.info
* or http://tld.com/myfolder/myjf/deploy
* automatically determines this, so change it and define it manually only when necessary
* you can use this constant in your views for absolute urls
*/
define("SiteRoot", HttpRequest::Root());
/**
* Database Setup
*
* jframework requires at least a database for its core functionality.
* You can also use "no database-setup" if you do not need jframework libraries and want a semi-static
* web application, in that case, comment or remove the database username definition
*/
\jf\DatabaseManager::AddConnection(new \jf\DatabaseSetting("mysqli", "DBNAME", "DBUSER", "DBPASS"));
/**
* Error Handling
*
* jframework has an advanced error handler built-in.
* Errors should not be presented to the end user on a release environment,
* this is automatically handled by presentErrors, which toggles between logging
* and displaying.
*/
if (jf::$RunMode->IsCLI() or jf::$RunMode->IsEmbed()) {
jf\ErrorHandler::$Enabled = false;
//disable it if embedded or CLI because another system is handling it.
} else {
jf\ErrorHandler::$Enabled = true;
//Enables jframework's built-in error handler
}