function UserRoleConditionTest::testConditions

Same name in other branches
  1. 9 core/modules/user/tests/src/Kernel/Condition/UserRoleConditionTest.php \Drupal\Tests\user\Kernel\Condition\UserRoleConditionTest::testConditions()
  2. 8.9.x core/modules/user/tests/src/Kernel/Condition/UserRoleConditionTest.php \Drupal\Tests\user\Kernel\Condition\UserRoleConditionTest::testConditions()
  3. 11.x core/modules/user/tests/src/Kernel/Condition/UserRoleConditionTest.php \Drupal\Tests\user\Kernel\Condition\UserRoleConditionTest::testConditions()

Tests the user_role condition.

File

core/modules/user/tests/src/Kernel/Condition/UserRoleConditionTest.php, line 104

Class

UserRoleConditionTest
Tests the user role condition.

Namespace

Drupal\Tests\user\Kernel\Condition

Code

public function testConditions() : void {
    // Grab the user role condition and configure it to check against
    // authenticated user roles.
    
    /** @var \Drupal\Core\Condition\ConditionInterface $condition */
    $condition = $this->manager
        ->createInstance('user_role')
        ->setConfig('roles', [
        RoleInterface::AUTHENTICATED_ID => RoleInterface::AUTHENTICATED_ID,
    ])
        ->setContextValue('user', $this->anonymous);
    $this->assertFalse($condition->execute(), 'Anonymous users fail role checks for authenticated.');
    // Check for the proper summary.
    // Summaries require an extra space due to negate handling in summary().
    $this->assertEquals('The user is a member of Authenticated user', $condition->summary());
    // Set the user role to anonymous.
    $condition->setConfig('roles', [
        RoleInterface::ANONYMOUS_ID => RoleInterface::ANONYMOUS_ID,
    ]);
    $this->assertTrue($condition->execute(), 'Anonymous users pass role checks for anonymous.');
    // Check for the proper summary.
    $this->assertEquals('The user is a member of Anonymous user', $condition->summary());
    // Set the user role to check anonymous or authenticated.
    $condition->setConfig('roles', [
        RoleInterface::ANONYMOUS_ID => RoleInterface::ANONYMOUS_ID,
        RoleInterface::AUTHENTICATED_ID => RoleInterface::AUTHENTICATED_ID,
    ]);
    $this->assertTrue($condition->execute(), 'Anonymous users pass role checks for anonymous or authenticated.');
    // Check for the proper summary.
    $this->assertEquals('The user is a member of Anonymous user, Authenticated user', $condition->summary());
    // Set the context to the authenticated user and check that they also pass
    // against anonymous or authenticated roles.
    $condition->setContextValue('user', $this->authenticated);
    $this->assertTrue($condition->execute(), 'Authenticated users pass role checks for anonymous or authenticated.');
    // Set the role to just authenticated and recheck.
    $condition->setConfig('roles', [
        RoleInterface::AUTHENTICATED_ID => RoleInterface::AUTHENTICATED_ID,
    ]);
    $this->assertTrue($condition->execute(), 'Authenticated users pass role checks for authenticated.');
    // Check the negated summary.
    $condition->setConfig('negate', TRUE);
    $this->assertEquals('The user is not a member of Authenticated user', $condition->summary());
    // Check the complex negated summary.
    $condition->setConfig('roles', [
        RoleInterface::ANONYMOUS_ID => RoleInterface::ANONYMOUS_ID,
        RoleInterface::AUTHENTICATED_ID => RoleInterface::AUTHENTICATED_ID,
    ]);
    $this->assertEquals('The user is not a member of Anonymous user, Authenticated user', $condition->summary());
    // Check a custom role.
    $condition->setConfig('roles', [
        $this->role
            ->id() => $this->role
            ->id(),
    ]);
    $condition->setConfig('negate', FALSE);
    $this->assertTrue($condition->execute(), 'Authenticated user is a member of the custom role.');
    $this->assertEquals(new FormattableMarkup('The user is a member of @roles', [
        '@roles' => $this->role
            ->label(),
    ]), $condition->summary());
}

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