1 simpletest.test SimpleTestMailCaptureTestCase::testMailSend()

Test to see if the wrapper function is executed correctly.

File

core/modules/simpletest/tests/simpletest.test, line 455
Tests for simpletest.module.

Class

SimpleTestMailCaptureTestCase

Code

function testMailSend() {
  // Create an email.
  $subject = $this->randomString(64);
  $body = $this->randomString(128);
  $message = array(
    'id' => 'backdrop_mail_test',
    'headers' => array('Content-type' => 'text/html'),
    'subject' => $subject,
    'to' => 'foobar@example.com',
    'body' => $body,
  );

  // Before we send the email, backdropGetMails should return an empty array.
  $captured_emails = $this->backdropGetMails();
  $this->assertEqual(count($captured_emails), 0, 'The captured emails queue is empty.', 'Email');

  // Send the email.
  $response = backdrop_mail_system('simpletest', 'backdrop_mail_test')->mail($message);

  // Ensure that there is one email in the captured emails array.
  $captured_emails = $this->backdropGetMails();
  $this->assertEqual(count($captured_emails), 1, 'One email was captured.', 'Email');

  // Assert that the email was sent by iterating over the message properties
  // and ensuring that they are captured intact.
  foreach ($message as $field => $value) {
    $this->assertMail($field, $value, format_string('The email was sent and the value for property @field is intact.', array('@field' => $field)), 'Email');
  }

  // Send additional emails so more than one email is captured.
  for ($index = 0; $index < 5; $index++) {
    $message = array(
      'id' => 'backdrop_mail_test_' . $index,
      'headers' => array('Content-type' => 'text/html'),
      'subject' => $this->randomString(64),
      'to' => $this->randomName(32) . '@example.com',
      'body' => $this->randomString(512),
    );
    backdrop_mail_system('backdrop_mail_test', $index)->mail($message);
  }

  // There should now be 6 emails captured.
  $captured_emails = $this->backdropGetMails();
  $this->assertEqual(count($captured_emails), 6, 'All emails were captured.', 'Email');

  // Test different ways of getting filtered emails via backdropGetMails().
  $captured_emails = $this->backdropGetMails(array('id' => 'backdrop_mail_test'));
  $this->assertEqual(count($captured_emails), 1, 'Only one email is returned when filtering by id.', 'Email');
  $captured_emails = $this->backdropGetMails(array('id' => 'backdrop_mail_test', 'subject' => $subject));
  $this->assertEqual(count($captured_emails), 1, 'Only one email is returned when filtering by id and subject.', 'Email');
  $captured_emails = $this->backdropGetMails(array('id' => 'backdrop_mail_test', 'subject' => $subject, 'from' => 'this_was_not_used@example.com'));
  $this->assertEqual(count($captured_emails), 0, 'No emails are returned when querying with an unused from address.', 'Email');

  // Send the last email again, so we can confirm that the backdropGetMails-filter
  // correctly returns all emails with a given property/value.
  backdrop_mail_system('backdrop_mail_test', $index)->mail($message);
  $captured_emails = $this->backdropGetMails(array('id' => 'backdrop_mail_test_4'));
  $this->assertEqual(count($captured_emails), 2, 'All emails with the same id are returned when filtering by id.', 'Email');
}