public function testCreateItem()
{
$list = new Todo_List();
$list->name = 'Test list';
$this->assertEqual(true, $list->create());
$this->lists[] = $list;
// to have it deleted in tearDown
$item = new Todo_Item();
$item->list = $list;
$item->item = 'Create unit tests';
$this->assertEqual(true, $item->create());
$nlist = $item->get_list();
$this->assertEqual($nlist->id, $list->id);
$items = $list->get_todo_item_list();
$this->assertEqual(1, $items->count());
$item2 = new Todo_Item();
$item2->list = $list;
$item2->item = 'Create more unit tests';
$item2->create();
// first list has 2 items.
$this->assertEqual(2, $list->get_todo_item_list()->count());
$list2 = new Todo_List();
$list2->name = 'Test list 2';
$this->assertEqual(true, $list2->create());
$this->lists[] = $list2;
// to have it deleted in tearDown
$this->assertEqual(0, $list2->get_todo_item_list()->count());
// Move the item in the second list.
$item2->list = $list2;
$item2->update();
// One item in each list.
$this->assertEqual(1, $list2->get_todo_item_list()->count());
$this->assertEqual(1, $list->get_todo_item_list()->count());
}
/**
* Display the viewItem page of the application.
*
* @param Pluf_HTTP_Request Request object
* @param array Matches against the regex of the dispatcher
* @return Pluf_HTTP_Response or can throw Exception
*/
public function viewItem($request, $match)
{
// Basically the same as the viewList view but with a Todo_Item
$item_id = $match[1];
// We now are loading the corresponding item
$item = new Todo_Item($item_id);
// And check that the item has been found
if ($item->id != $item_id) {
return new Pluf_HTTP_Response_NotFound('The item has not been found.');
}
// Now we get the list in wich the item is
$list = $item->get_list();
// We have the item and the list, just display them. Instead of
// creating a context, then a template and then rendering it
// within a response object, we are going to use a shortcut
// function. Using shortcuts is better as you end up having a
// cleaner code.
return Pluf_Shortcuts_RenderToResponse('todo/item/view.html', array('page_title' => 'View Item', 'list' => $list, 'item' => $item));
}