Hi.
I was wondering if there was a way to be able to return results when mocking Aerospike
client functions?
Example below:
given this piece of code:
// Get the data with optional bins:
$status = $this->getAerospike()->get($key, $record, $binArray, $options);
I can mock and test with the following:
$this->mockAerospike->expects($this->once())
->method('isConnected')
->willReturn(true);
$this->mockAerospike->expects($this->once())
->method('get')
->with($key, $record, null, $options)
->willReturn(Aerospike::OK);
As you can see, I can mock the connection so it thinks it’s connected and I can also mock the get
function, but in order for the application to function it checks that $status === Aerospike::OK
from the request (to indicate that everything worked, the record exists and nothing failed) but what I can’t seem to do is populate the $record
variable in order for the rest of the function to continue.
Any ideas how I may be able to do this in a testing environment? I’m guessing this must have been done before / talked about?
Thanks
/cc @rbotzer