Add tests, docblocks for Logs endpoints #270
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what's the array word doing here?
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Type hinting, will throw an error if an array is not passed in.
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| $one_log = self::$api->get(self::$log_id); |
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this value is set on the testLogSearch test. So don't depend on that. The order of execution of this tests shouldn't be a premise. e.g. Running this test alone would fail. If you want to achieve something like that, merge both calls in a single test.
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| $search_results = self::$api->search(); | ||
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| // Get the 10th log entry to test pagination in self::testLogSearchPagination(). |
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I don't see this being used in the test testLogSearchPagination as this comment mentions. Anyway, it shouldn't depend on it. Please write tests that are independent from each other.
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| $this->assertNotEmpty($search_results); | ||
| $this->assertNotEmpty($search_results[0]['date']); | ||
| $this->assertNotEmpty($search_results[0]['log_id']); |
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Are you missing _id on purpose?
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Yes but not a good reason ... I'll add that :)
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| public function testLogSearchPagination() |
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I don't understand how this one is "testing pagination". It only does a request and asserts that the response size is 10 items (per_page). Is not like other tests you've made before where you first ask for the first page of 2 items, and then ask for the second page of 1 items and compare that call 1[1].id==call 2[0].id
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| 'fields' => '_id,log_id', | ||
| 'include_fields' => true, | ||
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| // First page of 10 results. |
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comment should be 2 results
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| $this->assertCount($expected_count, $search_results_1); | ||
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| // Now get one page of a single result and make sure it matches the second result above. | ||
| $expected_count = $expected_count / 2; |
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this math seems a little bit odd since changing the $expected_count value to something else will definitely mess up the whole test. I think it's clearer to just use "1" here and in the lines below. More straightforward
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