1 system.test | EnableDisableTestCase::testEnableDisable() |
Test that all core modules can be enabled, disabled and uninstalled.
File
- core/
modules/ system/ tests/ system.test, line 131 - Tests for system.module.
Class
- EnableDisableTestCase
- Test module enabling/disabling functionality.
Code
function testEnableDisable() {
// Try to enable, disable and uninstall all core modules.
$modules = system_rebuild_module_data();
foreach ($modules as $name => $module) {
// Check the "version" key matches the Backdrop version to restrict to
// core modules only.
if (!strstr($module->uri, 'core/modules')) {
unset($modules[$name]);
}
// Exclude hidden, required, or testing-only modules.
if ($module->info['package'] == 'Testing' || !empty($module->info['hidden']) || !empty($module->info['required'])) {
unset($modules[$name]);
}
}
$this->assertTrue(count($modules), format_string('Found @count core modules that we can try to enable in this test.', array('@count' => count($modules))));
// Enable the dblog module first, since we will be asserting the presence
// of log messages throughout the test.
if (isset($modules['dblog'])) {
$modules = array('dblog' => $modules['dblog']) + $modules;
}
// Set a variable so that the hook implementations in system_test.module
// will display messages via backdrop_set_message().
state_set('test_verbose_module_hooks', TRUE);
// Throughout this test, some modules may be automatically enabled (due to
// dependencies). We'll keep track of them in an array, so we can handle
// them separately.
$automatically_enabled = array();
// Go through each module in the list and try to enable it (unless it was
// already enabled automatically due to a dependency).
foreach ($modules as $name => $module) {
if (empty($automatically_enabled[$name])) {
// Start a list of modules that we expect to be enabled this time.
$modules_to_enable = array($name);
// Find out if the module has any dependencies that aren't enabled yet;
// if so, add them to the list of modules we expect to be automatically
// enabled.
foreach (array_keys($module->requires) as $dependency) {
if (isset($modules[$dependency]) && empty($automatically_enabled[$dependency])) {
$modules_to_enable[] = $dependency;
$automatically_enabled[$dependency] = TRUE;
}
}
// Check that each module is not yet enabled and does not have any
// database tables yet.
foreach ($modules_to_enable as $module_to_enable) {
$this->assertModules(array($module_to_enable), FALSE);
$this->assertModuleTablesDoNotExist($module_to_enable);
}
// Install and enable the module.
$edit = array();
$edit['modules[' . $module->info['package'] . '][' . $name . '][enable]'] = $name;
$this->backdropPost('admin/modules', $edit, t('Save configuration'));
// Handle the case where modules were installed along with this one and
// where we therefore hit a confirmation screen.
if (count($modules_to_enable) > 1) {
$this->backdropPost(NULL, array(), t('Continue'));
}
$this->assertText(t('The configuration options have been saved.'), 'Modules status has been updated.');
// Check that hook_modules_installed() and hook_modules_enabled() were
// invoked with the expected list of modules, that each module's
// database tables now exist, and that appropriate messages appear in
// the logs.
foreach ($modules_to_enable as $module_to_enable) {
$this->assertText(t('hook_modules_installed fired for @module', array('@module' => $module_to_enable)));
$this->assertText(t('hook_modules_enabled fired for @module', array('@module' => $module_to_enable)));
$this->assertModules(array($module_to_enable), TRUE);
$this->assertModuleTablesExist($module_to_enable);
$this->assertLogMessage('system', "%module module installed.", array('%module' => $module_to_enable), WATCHDOG_INFO);
$this->assertLogMessage('system', "%module module enabled.", array('%module' => $module_to_enable), WATCHDOG_INFO);
}
// Disable and uninstall the original module, and check appropriate
// hooks, tables, and log messages. (Later, we'll go back and do the
// same thing for modules that were enabled automatically.) Skip this
// for the dblog module, because that is needed for the test; we'll go
// back and do that one at the end also.
if ($name != 'dblog') {
$this->assertSuccessfulDisableAndUninstall($module);
}
}
}
// Go through all modules that were automatically enabled, and try to
// disable and uninstall them one by one.
while (!empty($automatically_enabled)) {
$initial_count = count($automatically_enabled);
foreach (array_keys($automatically_enabled) as $name) {
// If the module can't be disabled due to dependencies, skip it and try
// again the next time. Otherwise, try to disable it.
$this->backdropGet('admin/modules');
$disabled_checkbox = $this->xpath('//input[@type="checkbox" and @disabled="disabled" and @name="modules[' . $modules[$name]->info['package'] . '][' . $name . '][enable]"]');
if (empty($disabled_checkbox) && $name != 'dblog') {
unset($automatically_enabled[$name]);
$this->assertSuccessfulDisableAndUninstall($modules[$name]);
}
}
$final_count = count($automatically_enabled);
// If all checkboxes were disabled, something is really wrong with the
// test. Throw a failure and avoid an infinite loop.
if ($initial_count == $final_count) {
$this->fail(t('Remaining modules could not be disabled.'));
break;
}
}
// Disable and uninstall the dblog module last, since we needed it for
// assertions in all the above tests.
if (isset($modules['dblog'])) {
$this->assertSuccessfulDisableAndUninstall($modules['dblog']);
}
// Now that all modules have been tested, go back and try to enable them
// all again at once. This tests two things:
// - That each module can be successfully enabled again after being
// uninstalled.
// - That enabling more than one module at the same time does not lead to
// any errors.
$edit = array();
foreach (array_keys($modules) as $name) {
$edit['modules[' . $modules[$name]->info['package'] . '][' . $name . '][enable]'] = $name;
}
$this->backdropPost('admin/modules', $edit, t('Save configuration'));
$this->assertText(t('The configuration options have been saved.'), 'Modules status has been updated.');
}