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Use User model in a Lumen package
I wrote a Lumen package that make a reference to User Model.
I can't use IlluminateFoundationAuthUser because it doesn't exists with Lumen 5.7
I've made a config file that I publish, which give a reference to the User model that exists in the app. In this case:
my-config-plugin.php
'user' => [
'table' => 'users',
'primary_key' => 'id',
'foreign_key' => 'user_id',
'model' => AppUser::class,
],
so, in all my package, I use:
config('my-config-plugin.user.model') and it resolves to AppUser::class
But my problem comes with my tests, because there is no AppUser::class defined in my package, so all the tests fail.
So, the only solution I find is to define my tests in another Lumen project that will have a User model and will install the plugin, but I don't like very much to ave my tests in another repository. Am I missing the good way to do it?
laravel testing lumen
asked Jan 2 at 14:24
Juliatzin del ToroJuliatzin del Toro
5,0861261141
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I wrote a Lumen package that make a reference to User Model.
I can't use IlluminateFoundationAuthUser because it doesn't exists with Lumen 5.7
I've made a config file that I publish, which give a reference to the User model that exists in the app. In this case:
my-config-plugin.php
'user' => [
'table' => 'users',
'primary_key' => 'id',
'foreign_key' => 'user_id',
'model' => AppUser::class,
],
so, in all my package, I use:
config('my-config-plugin.user.model') and it resolves to AppUser::class
But my problem comes with my tests, because there is no AppUser::class defined in my package, so all the tests fail.
So, the only solution I find is to define my tests in another Lumen project that will have a User model and will install the plugin, but I don't like very much to ave my tests in another repository. Am I missing the good way to do it?
laravel testing lumen
asked Jan 2 at 14:24
Juliatzin del ToroJuliatzin del Toro
5,0861261141
Would mocking this class be an option for you?
– Sven Hakvoort
Jan 9 at 8:43
Maybe, but I am afraid not to understand well, mocking is to replace existing class, so if the class doesn't exists, I don't know how to do it
– Juliatzin del Toro
Jan 9 at 17:27
Take a look at this post: stackoverflow.com/questions/28125444/… it explains how you can create a fake representation of a non existing class by defining the methods on it, and after that using the normal mock workflow to let these methods always return the value you want for testing
– Sven Hakvoort
Jan 10 at 8:00
add a comment |
I wrote a Lumen package that make a reference to User Model.
I can't use IlluminateFoundationAuthUser because it doesn't exists with Lumen 5.7
I've made a config file that I publish, which give a reference to the User model that exists in the app. In this case:
my-config-plugin.php
'user' => [
'table' => 'users',
'primary_key' => 'id',
'foreign_key' => 'user_id',
'model' => AppUser::class,
],
so, in all my package, I use:
config('my-config-plugin.user.model') and it resolves to AppUser::class
But my problem comes with my tests, because there is no AppUser::class defined in my package, so all the tests fail.
So, the only solution I find is to define my tests in another Lumen project that will have a User model and will install the plugin, but I don't like very much to ave my tests in another repository. Am I missing the good way to do it?
laravel testing lumen
asked Jan 2 at 14:24
Juliatzin del ToroJuliatzin del Toro
5,0861261141
I wrote a Lumen package that make a reference to User Model.
I can't use IlluminateFoundationAuthUser because it doesn't exists with Lumen 5.7
I've made a config file that I publish, which give a reference to the User model that exists in the app. In this case:
my-config-plugin.php
'user' => [
'table' => 'users',
'primary_key' => 'id',
'foreign_key' => 'user_id',
'model' => AppUser::class,
],
so, in all my package, I use:
config('my-config-plugin.user.model') and it resolves to AppUser::class
But my problem comes with my tests, because there is no AppUser::class defined in my package, so all the tests fail.
So, the only solution I find is to define my tests in another Lumen project that will have a User model and will install the plugin, but I don't like very much to ave my tests in another repository. Am I missing the good way to do it?
laravel testing lumen
laravel testing lumen
asked Jan 2 at 14:24
Juliatzin del ToroJuliatzin del Toro
5,0861261141
asked Jan 2 at 14:24
Juliatzin del ToroJuliatzin del Toro
5,0861261141
edited Jan 4 at 11:22
Juliatzin del Toro
asked Jan 2 at 14:24
Juliatzin del ToroJuliatzin del Toro
5,0861261141
asked Jan 2 at 14:24
Juliatzin del ToroJuliatzin del Toro
5,0861261141
asked Jan 2 at 14:24
Juliatzin del ToroJuliatzin del Toro
5,0861261141
5,0861261141
Would mocking this class be an option for you?
– Sven Hakvoort
Jan 9 at 8:43
Maybe, but I am afraid not to understand well, mocking is to replace existing class, so if the class doesn't exists, I don't know how to do it
– Juliatzin del Toro
Jan 9 at 17:27
Take a look at this post: stackoverflow.com/questions/28125444/… it explains how you can create a fake representation of a non existing class by defining the methods on it, and after that using the normal mock workflow to let these methods always return the value you want for testing
– Sven Hakvoort
Jan 10 at 8:00
add a comment |
Would mocking this class be an option for you?
– Sven Hakvoort
Jan 9 at 8:43
Maybe, but I am afraid not to understand well, mocking is to replace existing class, so if the class doesn't exists, I don't know how to do it
– Juliatzin del Toro
Jan 9 at 17:27
Take a look at this post: stackoverflow.com/questions/28125444/… it explains how you can create a fake representation of a non existing class by defining the methods on it, and after that using the normal mock workflow to let these methods always return the value you want for testing
– Sven Hakvoort
Jan 10 at 8:00
Would mocking this class be an option for you?
– Sven Hakvoort
Jan 9 at 8:43
Would mocking this class be an option for you?
– Sven Hakvoort
Jan 9 at 8:43
Maybe, but I am afraid not to understand well, mocking is to replace existing class, so if the class doesn't exists, I don't know how to do it
– Juliatzin del Toro
Jan 9 at 17:27
Maybe, but I am afraid not to understand well, mocking is to replace existing class, so if the class doesn't exists, I don't know how to do it
– Juliatzin del Toro
Jan 9 at 17:27
Take a look at this post: stackoverflow.com/questions/28125444/… it explains how you can create a fake representation of a non existing class by defining the methods on it, and after that using the normal mock workflow to let these methods always return the value you want for testing
– Sven Hakvoort
Jan 10 at 8:00
Take a look at this post: stackoverflow.com/questions/28125444/… it explains how you can create a fake representation of a non existing class by defining the methods on it, and after that using the normal mock workflow to let these methods always return the value you want for testing
– Sven Hakvoort
Jan 10 at 8:00
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Would mocking this class be an option for you?
– Sven Hakvoort
Jan 9 at 8:43
Maybe, but I am afraid not to understand well, mocking is to replace existing class, so if the class doesn't exists, I don't know how to do it
– Juliatzin del Toro
Jan 9 at 17:27
Take a look at this post: stackoverflow.com/questions/28125444/… it explains how you can create a fake representation of a non existing class by defining the methods on it, and after that using the normal mock workflow to let these methods always return the value you want for testing
– Sven Hakvoort
Jan 10 at 8:00