/**
* Test CommandInfo command annotation parsing.
*/
function testParsing()
{
$commandInfo = new CommandInfo('\\Consolidation\\TestUtils\\ExampleCommandFile', 'testArithmatic');
$this->assertEquals('test:arithmatic', $commandInfo->getName());
$this->assertEquals('This is the test:arithmatic command', $commandInfo->getDescription());
$this->assertEquals("This command will add one and two. If the --negate flag\nis provided, then the result is negated.", $commandInfo->getHelp());
$this->assertEquals('arithmatic', implode(',', $commandInfo->getAliases()));
$this->assertEquals('2 2 --negate=>Add two plus two and then negate.', $this->flattenArray($commandInfo->getExampleUsages()));
$this->assertEquals('The first number to add.', $commandInfo->arguments()->getDescription('one'));
$this->assertEquals('The other number to add.', $commandInfo->arguments()->getDescription('two'));
$this->assertEquals('Whether or not the result should be negated.', $commandInfo->options()->getDescription('negate'));
}
/**
* Store the data from a @param annotation in our argument descriptions.
*/
protected function processParamTag($tag)
{
$variableName = $tag->getVariableName();
$variableName = str_replace('$', '', $variableName);
$description = static::removeLineBreaks((string) $tag->getDescription());
if ($variableName == $this->commandInfo->optionParamName()) {
return;
}
$this->commandInfo->arguments()->add($variableName, $description);
}
