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Mock Requests

PHP Swagger has the class MockRequester with exact the same functionalities of ApiRequester class. The only difference is the MockRequester don't need to request to a real endpoint.

This is used to validate request and response against your OpenAPI spec without running any server code.

<?php
class MyTest extends ApiTestCase
{
public function testExpectOK()
{
$expectedResponse = \ByJG\WebRequest\Psr7\Response::getInstance(200)
->withBody(new \ByJG\WebRequest\Psr7\MemoryStream(json_encode([
"id" => 1,
"name" => "Spike",
"photoUrls" => []
])));

// The MockRequester does not send the request to a real endpoint
// Just returning the expected Response object sent in the constructor
$request = new \ByJG\ApiTools\MockRequester($expectedResponse);
$request
->withMethod('GET')
->withPath("/pet/1");

$this->assertRequest($request); // That should be "True" based on the specification
}
}

Integration with PSR7

You can populate the ApiRequester/MockRequester with the information provided by the RequestInterface PSR7 interface.

e.g.

<?php

$psr7Request = \ByJG\WebRequest\Psr7\Request::getInstance(new Uri("/method_to_be_tested?param1=value1"))
->withMethod("GET")
->withBody('{"foo":"bar"}');

$request = new \ByJG\ApiTools\ApiRequester();
$request->withPsr7Request($psr7Request);

// Return a ResponseInterface PSR7 component
$response = $request->send();