I have a method that is called multiple times with different parameters as part of a larger method.
$query->where("one", $id);
$query->where("two", "LIKE %{$name}%");
$query->where("three", false);
$query->where("four", true);
I'm using PHPUnit 10 and I want to write a unit test for this specific method. I want to check if the where method is called 4 times with some specific parameters.
For example:
$mockedQuery->expects($this->exactly(4))
->method("where")
->with(
// Here I'd like to specify the list of arguments
// or perhaps a map or something
)
->willReturn($mockedQuery);
->will above doesn't work for specifying different parameters for successive calls to the same method (or at least I couldn't get it to work).
I've tried using the documentation but don't know what exactly to search for so it's hard to find.
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I'll answer my own question because I had to do some digging.
With PHPUnit 10, the method
withConsecutive(that's what I'm looking for, I just didn't know it was called this) has been removed. No official replacement exists.This issue was asked on the PHPUnit repository
The solution I used is
$matcher = $this->exactly(2); $this->mock ->expects($matcher) ->method('get') ->willReturnCallback(function (string $param) use ($matcher) { match ($matcher->numberOfInvocations()) { 1 => $this->assertEquals($param, 'someValue'), 2 => $this->assertEquals($param, 'someOtherValue'), }; })