Level 104
This should do what you want.
$m = \Mockery::mock(ScanEpisode::class, [1])->makePartial();
Edit
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Sep 20, 2021
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Level 13
Mockery - How to set argument for constructor?
class ScanEpisode
{
public function __construct(
public int $episode,
){}
public function isOk(): bool
{
$this->episode;
// ...
}
}
public function test_is_ok_method()
{
$m = $this->partialMock(ScanEpisode::class);
// assertions ...
$m->isOk();
}
Hey i'm new at mockey, How can i set argument ($episode) for the ScanEpisode class ? when i do that above it says:
Error : Typed property App\ScanEpisode::$episode must not be accessed before initialization
Level 13
@tykus They're not all of my code (i'm calling third-party apis on another methods)
Btw, i got this error :
Error : Call to undefined method Mock_ScanEpisode_725fcb95::makePartial()
Also phpstorm says :
Level 104
@untymage sorry, of course makePartial is a method on a Mockery\Mockery instance 🤦♂️
Level 13
@tykus if you mean:
$m = \Mockery::mock(ScanEpisode::class, [ 'episode' => 1])->makePartial();
Not working:
Error : Typed property App\ScanEpisode::$episode must not be accessed before initialization
Level 13
@tykus it's working but we should not pass assoc array, edit you post then i mark it as best thanks
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Level 2
@untymage I got same error 'must not be accessed before initialization', even with an indexed array. How can I pass constructor args properly?
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Level 16
It worked passing it without the index, as @tykus wrote:
$m = \Mockery::mock(ScanEpisode::class, [1])->makePartial();
In this case, only the integer 1 as an argument for the constructor
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