/**
* Test deleteIds method using object parameter for $index
* and object parameter for $type
*
* This test ensures that the deleteIds method of
* the Elastica_Client can properly accept and use
* an $index parameter that is an object and a $type
* parameter that is of type Elastica_Type
*
* This test is a bit more verbose than just sending the
* values to deleteIds and checking for exceptions or
* warnings.
*
* It will add a document, search for it, then delete it
* using the parameter types we are interested in, and then
* re-search to verify that they have been deleted
*/
public function testDeleteIdsIdxObjectTypeObject()
{
$client = new Elastica_Client();
$data = array('username' => 'hans');
$userSearch = 'username:hans';
$index = $client->getIndex('test1');
// Create the index, deleting it first if it already exists
$index->create(array(), true);
$type = $index->getType('user');
// Adds 1 document to the index
$doc = new Elastica_Document(null, $data);
$result = $type->addDocument($doc);
// Refresh index
$index->refresh();
$resultData = $result->getData();
$ids = array($resultData['_id']);
// Check to make sure the document is in the index
$resultSet = $type->search($userSearch);
$totalHits = $resultSet->getTotalHits();
$this->assertEquals(1, $totalHits);
// And verify that the variables we are doing to send to
// deleteIds are the type we are testing for
$this->assertEquals(true, $index instanceof Elastica_Index);
$this->assertEquals(true, $type instanceof Elastica_Type);
// Using the existing $index and $type variables which
// are Elastica_Index and Elastica_Type objects respectively
$resp = $client->deleteIds($ids, $index, $type);
// Refresh the index to clear out deleted ID information
$index->refresh();
// Research the index to verify that the items have been deleted
$resultSet = $type->search($userSearch);
$totalHits = $resultSet->getTotalHits();
$this->assertEquals(0, $totalHits);
}
