rules-8.x-3.x-dev/tests/src/Unit/Integration/Condition/UserHasRoleTest.php
tests/src/Unit/Integration/Condition/UserHasRoleTest.php
<?php
declare(strict_types=1);
namespace Drupal\Tests\rules\Unit\Integration\Condition;
use Drupal\Tests\rules\Unit\Integration\RulesEntityIntegrationTestBase;
use Drupal\rules\Exception\InvalidArgumentException;
use Drupal\user\RoleInterface;
use Drupal\user\UserInterface;
/**
* @coversDefaultClass \Drupal\rules\Plugin\Condition\UserHasRole
* @group RulesCondition
*/
class UserHasRoleTest extends RulesEntityIntegrationTestBase {
/**
* The condition that is being tested.
*
* @var \Drupal\rules\Core\RulesConditionInterface
*/
protected $condition;
/**
* {@inheritdoc}
*/
protected function setUp(): void {
parent::setUp();
$this->enableModule('user');
$this->condition = $this->conditionManager->createInstance('rules_user_has_role');
}
/**
* Tests evaluating the condition.
*
* @covers ::evaluate
*/
public function testConditionEvaluation(): void {
// Set-up a mock object with roles 'authenticated' and 'editor', but not
// 'administrator'.
$account = $this->prophesizeEntity(UserInterface::class);
$account->getRoles()->willReturn(['authenticated', 'editor'])
->shouldBeCalledTimes(7);
$this->condition->setContextValue('user', $account->reveal());
$authenticated = $this->prophesize(RoleInterface::class);
$authenticated->id()->willReturn('authenticated');
$editor = $this->prophesize(RoleInterface::class);
$editor->id()->willReturn('editor');
$administrator = $this->prophesize(RoleInterface::class);
$administrator->id()->willReturn('administrator');
// First test the default AND condition with both roles the user has.
$this->condition->setContextValue('roles', [$authenticated->reveal(), $editor->reveal()]);
$this->assertTrue($this->condition->evaluate());
// User doesn't have the administrator role, this should fail.
$this->condition->setContextValue('roles', [$authenticated->reveal(), $administrator->reveal()]);
$this->assertFalse($this->condition->evaluate());
// Only one role, should succeed.
$this->condition->setContextValue('roles', [$authenticated->reveal()]);
$this->assertTrue($this->condition->evaluate());
// A role the user doesn't have.
$this->condition->setContextValue('roles', [$administrator->reveal()]);
$this->assertFalse($this->condition->evaluate());
// Only one role, the user has with OR condition, should succeed.
$this->condition->setContextValue('roles', [$authenticated->reveal()]);
$this->condition->setContextValue('operation', 'OR');
$this->assertTrue($this->condition->evaluate());
// User doesn't have the administrator role, but has the authenticated,
// should succeed.
$this->condition->setContextValue('roles', [$authenticated->reveal(), $administrator->reveal()]);
$this->condition->setContextValue('operation', 'OR');
$this->assertTrue($this->condition->evaluate());
// User doesn't have the administrator role. This should fail.
$this->condition->setContextValue('roles', [$administrator->reveal()]);
$this->condition->setContextValue('operation', 'OR');
$this->assertFalse($this->condition->evaluate());
}
/**
* Test the behavior with unsupported operations.
*
* @covers ::execute
*/
public function testInvalidOperationException(): void {
// Set the expected exception class and message.
$this->expectException(InvalidArgumentException::class);
$this->expectExceptionMessage('Either use "AND" or "OR". Leave empty for default "AND" behavior.');
// Set-up a mock object with roles 'authenticated' and 'editor', but not
// 'administrator'.
$account = $this->prophesizeEntity(UserInterface::class);
$account->getRoles()->willReturn(['authenticated', 'editor']);
$this->condition->setContextValue('user', $account->reveal());
$authenticated = $this->prophesize(RoleInterface::class);
$authenticated->id()->willReturn('authenticated');
// Now test INVALID as operation. An exception must be thrown.
$this->condition->setContextValue('roles', [$authenticated->reveal()]);
$this->condition->setContextValue('operation', 'INVALID');
$this->condition->evaluate();
}
}
