sintonia/airtime_mvc/tests/application/models/unit/ScheduleUnitTest.php

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<?php
//require_once "../application/configs/conf.php";
require_once "TestHelper.php";
require_once "ShowServiceData.php";
require_once "Schedule.php";
require_once "Zend/Controller/Action.php";
require_once "ControllerTestCase.php";
require_once "ApiController.php";
class ScheduleUnitTest extends Zend_Test_PHPUnit_ControllerTestCase //PHPUnit_Framework_TestCase
{
public function setUp()
{
TestHelper::installTestDatabase();
TestHelper::setupZendBootstrap();
parent::setUp();
}
public function testCheckOverlappingShows()
{
}
public function testIsFileScheduledInTheFuture()
{
TestHelper::loginUser();
$CC_CONFIG = Config::getConfig();
$testShowData = ShowServiceData::getNoRepeatNoRRData();
$showService = new Application_Service_ShowService();
$futureDate = new DateTime();
$futureDate->add(new DateInterval('P1Y')); //1 year into the future
$futureDateString = $futureDate->format('Y-m-d');
$testShowData["add_show_start_date"] = $futureDateString;
$testShowData["add_show_end_date"] = $futureDateString;
$testShowData["add_show_end_date_no_repeat"] = $futureDateString;
//Fudge the "populated until" date to workaround and issue where the default
//value will prevent anything from actually being scheduled. Normally this isn't
//a problem because as soon as you view the calendar for the first time, this is
//set to a week ahead in the future.
$populateUntil = new DateTime("now", new DateTimeZone('UTC'));
$populateUntil = $populateUntil->add(new DateInterval("P2Y")); //2 years ahead in the future.
Application_Model_Preference::SetShowsPopulatedUntil($populateUntil);
//$showService->setCcShow($testShowData); //Denise says this is not needed.
$showService->addUpdateShow($testShowData); //Create show instances
// Because files are stored relative to their watch directory,
// we need to set the "stor" path before we can successfully
// create a fake file in the database.
//Copy paste from airtime-db-install.php:
$stor_dir = "/tmp";
$con = Propel::getConnection();
$sql = "INSERT INTO cc_music_dirs (directory, type) VALUES ('$stor_dir', 'stor')";
try {
$con->exec($sql);
} catch (Exception $e) {
echo " * Failed inserting {$stor_dir} in cc_music_dirs".PHP_EOL;
echo " * Message {$e->getMessage()}".PHP_EOL;
return false;
}
// Insert a fake file into the database
$request = $this->getRequest();
$params = $request->getParams();
$params['action'] = '';
$params['api_key'] = $CC_CONFIG["apiKey"][0];
$request->setParams($params);
$metadata = array("MDATA_KEY_FILEPATH" => "/tmp/foobar.mp3",
"MDATA_KEY_DURATION" => "00:01:00",
"is_record" => false);
//Create the file in the database via the HTTP API.
$apiController = new ApiController($this->request, $this->getResponse());
$results = $apiController->dispatchMetadata($metadata, "create");
$fileId = $results["fileid"];
$this->assertNotEquals($fileId, -1);
$this->assertEquals($fileId, 1);
//The file should not be scheduled in the future (or at all) at this point
$scheduleModel = new Application_Model_Schedule();
$scheduleModel->IsFileScheduledInTheFuture($fileId);
$this->assertEquals($scheduleModel->IsFileScheduledInTheFuture($fileId), false);
//Schedule the fake file in the test show, which should be in the future.
$showInstance = new Application_Model_ShowInstance(1);
$showInstance->addFileToShow($fileId);
//Test the function we actually want to test. :-)
$this->assertEquals($scheduleModel->IsFileScheduledInTheFuture($fileId), true);
}
}