function FilterDateTest::testDateIs
Same name in other branches
- 8.9.x core/modules/datetime/tests/src/Kernel/Views/FilterDateTest.php \Drupal\Tests\datetime\Kernel\Views\FilterDateTest::testDateIs()
- 10 core/modules/datetime/tests/src/Kernel/Views/FilterDateTest.php \Drupal\Tests\datetime\Kernel\Views\FilterDateTest::testDateIs()
- 11.x core/modules/datetime/tests/src/Kernel/Views/FilterDateTest.php \Drupal\Tests\datetime\Kernel\Views\FilterDateTest::testDateIs()
Tests date filter with date-only fields.
File
-
core/
modules/ datetime/ tests/ src/ Kernel/ Views/ FilterDateTest.php, line 172
Class
- FilterDateTest
- Tests date-only fields.
Namespace
Drupal\Tests\datetime\Kernel\ViewsCode
public function testDateIs() {
$view = Views::getView('test_filter_datetime');
$field = static::$field_name . '_value';
foreach (static::$timezones as $timezone) {
$this->setSiteTimezone($timezone);
$timestamp = $this->getUTCEquivalentOfUserNowAsTimestamp();
$dates = $this->getRelativeDateValuesFromTimestamp($timestamp);
$this->updateNodesDateFieldsValues($dates);
// Test simple operations.
$view->initHandlers();
// Filtering with nodes date-only values (format: Y-m-d) to test UTC
// conversion does NOT change the day.
$view->filter[$field]->operator = '=';
$view->filter[$field]->value['type'] = 'date';
$view->filter[$field]->value['value'] = $this->nodes[2]->field_date
->first()
->getValue()['value'];
$view->setDisplay('default');
$this->executeView($view);
$expected_result = [
[
'nid' => $this->nodes[2]
->id(),
],
];
$this->assertIdenticalResultset($view, $expected_result, $this->map);
$view->destroy();
// Test offset for between operator. Only 'today' and 'tomorrow' nodes
// should appear.
$view->initHandlers();
$view->filter[$field]->operator = 'between';
$view->filter[$field]->value['type'] = 'date';
$view->filter[$field]->value['max'] = $this->nodes[0]->field_date
->first()
->getValue()['value'];
$view->filter[$field]->value['min'] = $this->nodes[1]->field_date
->first()
->getValue()['value'];
$view->setDisplay('default');
$this->executeView($view);
$expected_result = [
[
'nid' => $this->nodes[0]
->id(),
],
[
'nid' => $this->nodes[1]
->id(),
],
];
$this->assertIdenticalResultset($view, $expected_result, $this->map);
$view->destroy();
}
}
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