/**
* test empty array response
*
* Make sure empty arrays from a producer is actually returned as
* an empty array and not some other value. At some point it was
* returned as null because the code stumbled on PHP loose type
* checking (not on empty array is true, same thing could happen
* with careless use of empty()).
*/
public function testEmptyArrayResponse()
{
// initialize the API client
$config = (new Configuration())->setHost('http://petstore.swagger.io/v2');
$apiClient = new ApiClient($config);
$storeApi = new Api\PetApi($apiClient);
// this call returns and empty array
$response = $storeApi->findPetsByStatus(array());
// make sure this is an array as we want it to be
$this->assertInternalType("array", $response);
// make sure the array is empty just in case the petstore
// server changes its output
$this->assertEmpty($response);
}
public function testFindPetByStatus()
{
// initialize the API client
$config = (new Configuration())->setHost('http://petstore.swagger.io/v2');
$api_client = new ApiClient($config);
$pet_api = new Api\PetApi($api_client);
// return Pet (model)
$response = $pet_api->findPetsByStatus("available");
$this->assertGreaterThan(0, count($response));
// at least one object returned
$this->assertSame(get_class($response[0]), "Swagger\\Client\\Model\\Pet");
// verify the object is Pet
// loop through result to ensure status is "available"
foreach ($response as $_pet) {
$this->assertSame($_pet['status'], "available");
}
// test invalid status
$response = $pet_api->findPetsByStatus("unknown_and_incorrect_status");
$this->assertSame(count($response), 0);
// confirm no object returned
}
