I'm writing my unit tests and by default they should not hit the database. by general rule I always use eloquent to get the results, but some more complex queries I have to use the raw DB
I have this function:
public function GetPassword($email)
{
$result = DB::table('vin_user_active')
->select(
"vin_user_active.id",
"vin_user_active.password",
DB::raw('COALESCE(
vin_user_active.pass_update_date <=
CURRENT_TIMESTAMP -
INTERVAL vin_org_active.password_expiration_days DAY, 0
) AS password_expired')
)
->join('vin_org_active', "vin_user_active.org", "=", "vin_org_active.id")
->where("email", "=", $email)
->first();
return $result;
}
Right now I'm mocking the GetPassword function, but 1. I think the function should be private, not public. 2. The coverage is just %50 because is skipping the whole function.
How would I mock it? right now I have this
$this->db =Mockery::mock('Illuminate\Database\Query\Builder')->makePartial();
DB::shouldReceive('table')
->once()
->with("vin_user_active")
->andReturn($this->db);
DB::shouldReceive('raw')
->once()
->with(Mockery::any())
->andReturn(true);
DB::shouldReceive('select')
->once()
->with("vin_user_active.id,
vin_user_active.password,
DB::raw('COALESCE(
vin_user_active.pass_update_date <=
CURRENT_TIMESTAMP -
INTERVAL vin_org_active.password_expiration_days DAY, 0
) AS password_expired'")
->andReturn($this->db);
I honestly have no idea what I'm doing, I've never mocked so many levels of function calls.
any idea?
Actually it was simple enough
DB::shouldReceive("raw")
->set('query', 'query test')
->andReturn(true);