README

A library to facilitate the creation of Magento fixtures for BehatMage. The following fixture types are currently available:

Category
Customer
Simple Product
Configurable Product
Bundle Product
Grouped Product
Sales Order type Guest
Sales Order type Register
Sales Order type Customer
Api Role
Api User
Admin User
OAuth Consumer

Please follow the below steps to get started, if you encounter any issues installing please check the Common Issues section first.

Installation

1) Add Magefix to your composer.json

Add the following to your composer.json:

...
 "require-dev": {
    "ctasca/magefix": "dev-develop"
 },
 ...

2) Create the FixtureLocator

Create the FixtureLocator class in features/fixtures directory. This class has to provide a concrete implementation for the getLocation() method specified in Magefix\Parser\ResourceLocator interface.

The getLocation method should return the path to the yml fixtures files. IMPORTANT: Make sure to end the path with a forward slash.

Here is an example of a ResourceLocator:

use Magefix\Parser\ResourceLocator;

class FixturesLocator implements ResourceLocator
{
    public function getLocation()
    {
        return 'features/fixtures/yaml/';
    }
}

3) Autoload FixtureLocator and feature/fixtures

In your composer.json add the following:

 "autoload": {
        "psr-0": {
            "": [
                ...
                "features/fixtures"
            ],
            ...
            "FixturesLocator" : "features/fixtures/FixturesLocator"
        }
    },

Run composer dump-autoload or composer dumpautoload to regenerate autoload file.

NOTE: More than one FixtureLocator could be created. This depends mainly on a project requirements. To use different fixture locators please refer to the Creating Fixtures and Using Many Locators sections.

Creating Fixtures

1) Create fixture yml

In the chosen fixture location, create a yml file containing the fixture definition. Examples of fixture's yml files can be found in project's examples directory.

Here is an example for a Magento simple product fixture:

fixture:
    model: catalog/product
    data_provider: 'Data\Providers\SimpleProduct'
    attributes:
        name: 'Simple Product Fixture'
        description: 'Long Description'
        short_description: 'Short Description'
        weight: 10
        status: 1
        visibility: 4
        price: 100.00
        tax_class_id: 0
        website_ids: '{{getWebsiteIds}}'
        attribute_set_id : '{{getDefaultAttributeSetId}}'
        category_ids: '{{getCategoryIds}}'
        type_id: '{{getTypeId}}'
        sku: '{{getSku}}'
    stock:
        stock_data:
            qty: '{{getStockQty}}'
            is_in_stock: 1
            manage_stock: 1

2) Create Fixture's Data Provider

Most fixture nodes in fixtures's yml file can define dynamically generated values with the syntax {{DATA_PROVIDER_METHOD}}. This means the value for the node will be dynamically assigned via the given Data Provider when the fixture's yml is parsed.

Simply, Data Providers are data-objects and should be added to the features/fixtures directory and provide any method specified in the fixture's yml being parsed. A ProviderMethodNotFound exception is thrown if specified Data Provider does not have one or more methods as part of their protocol.

It is possible to switch data provider in scope in a fixtures's yml definitions, thus allowing to re-use existing data providers. For example, when creating a Sales Order fixture, we may want to also create a product and customer fixture.

fixture:
    model: sales/quote
    data_provider: 'Data\Providers\SalesOrderCustomer'
    attributes:
        store_id: '{{getStoreId}}'
    quote_products:
        products:
            0:
                model: catalog/product
                data_provider: 'Data\Providers\SimpleProduct'
                attributes:
                    name: 'Simple Product Fixture'
                    description: 'Long Description'
                    short_description: 'Short Description'
                    weight: 10
                    status: 1
                    visibility: 4
                    price: 100.00
                    tax_class_id: 0
                    website_ids: '{{getWebsiteIds}}'
                    attribute_set_id : '{{getDefaultAttributeSetId}}'
                    category_ids: '{{getCategoryIds}}'
                    type_id: '{{getTypeId}}'
                    sku: '{{getSku}}'
                stock:
                    stock_data:
                        qty: 10
                        is_in_stock: 1
                        manage_stock: 1
    checkout:
        data_provider: 'Data\Providers\SalesOrderCustomer'

An example of a Data Provider:

use Mage_Catalog_Model_Product_Type;
use Mage_Catalog_Model_Product_Visibility;
use Magefix\Fixtures\Data\Provider;

class SimpleProduct implements Provider
{
    public function getWebsiteIds()
    {
        return [1];
    }

    public function getDefaultAttributeSetId()
    {
        return 4;
    }

    public function getCategoryIds()
    {
        return [5, 14];
    }

    public function getSku()
    {
        $random = substr(md5(rand()), 0, 7);

        return 'SKU-' . $random;
    }

    public function getTypeId()
    {
        return Mage_Catalog_Model_Product_Type::TYPE_SIMPLE;
    }

    public function getStockQty()
    {
        return 10;
    }

    public function getFixtureImage()
    {
        return '/vagrant/features/fixtures/images/placeholder.jpg';
    }

    public function getVisibility()
    {
        return Mage_Catalog_Model_Product_Visibility::VISIBILITY_BOTH;
    }
}

3) Create Fixture in Behat's Feature class

To build the fixture during Behat run, edit the required Feature Context file and do the following:

1) Add `use` statement and include Fixtures `Registry` and `Builder`

use Magefix\Fixtures\Registry as FixturesRegistry;
use Magefix\Fixture\Factory\Builder as FixtureBuilder;

2) Add `use` statement for Fixtures `Registry` trait

/**
 * Default features context.
 */
class FeatureContext extends MagentoContext
{
    use FixturesRegistry;

3) Invoke `Builder::build` operation in Behat's Feature class

FixtureBuilder::build(
            FixtureBuilder::SIMPLE_PRODUCT_FIXTURE_TYPE, new FixturesLocator(), 'simple-product.yml', '@AfterFeature'
        );

Available Builder's fixture type constants:

Builder::SIMPLE_PRODUCT_FIXTURE_TYPE
Builder::CUSTOMER_FIXTURE_TYPE
Builder::CATEGORY_FIXTURE_TYPE
Builder::CONFIGURABLE_PRODUCT_FIXTURE_TYPE
Builder::BUNDLE_PRODUCT_FIXTURE_TYPE
Builder::GROUPED_PRODUCT_FIXTURE_TYPE
Builder::SALES_ORDER_FIXTURE_TYPE
Builder::API_ROLE_FIXTURE_TYPE
Builder::API_USER_FIXTURE_TYPE
Builder::ADMIN_FIXTURE_TYPE
Builder::OAUTH_CONSUMER_FIXTURE_TYPE

Cleaning Fixtures

After building a fixture, to delete it via a Behat hook, simply provide the hook to Builder's build method.

Note: If a hook is not specified, the fixture created will not be added to Registry for clean up, thus it won't be deleted.

Available hooks

@BeforeSuite
@AfterSuite
@BeforeFeature
@AfterFeature
@BeforeScenario
@AfterScenario
@BeforeStep
@AfterStep

Plugins

Plugins comes in terms of Traits. The following traits are available:

AdminPanelSession

Provides operations to manage admin panel session keys.

getCurrentUrlKey
getSessionKeyForUrl(string)

DriverCurrentUrl

Retrieves driver's current url.

getDriverCurrentUrl()

DriverSession

Provides functionality to refresh driver session.

refreshSelenium2Session()

DriverSwitcher

Provides funtionality to switch driver scope between windows and i-frames.

switchToIFrame(string|object) Accepts either a string or a SensioLabs\Behat\PageObjectExtension\PageObject\Element object

ElementObjectGetter

Provides functionality to create an Element object without providing an initial selector

getElementObject(string)

Spinner

Provides "waiting" functionality to contexts.

spin(lamba, wait) where lamba is a function and wait a timeout in seconds for the operation.
spinUntilVisible(element, wait) Spin until element is visible. Default timeout is 60 seconds. Element can be either a string or a SensioLabs\Behat\PageObjectExtension\PageObject\Element object.
spinUntilInvisible(element, wait) Spin until element is not visible. Default timeout is 60 seconds. Element can be either a string or a SensioLabs\Behat\PageObjectExtension\PageObject\Element object.
spinAndClick(element, wait) Spin and click element. Default timeout is 60 seconds. Element can be either a string or a SensioLabs\Behat\PageObjectExtension\PageObject\Element object.
spinAndPress(element, wait) Spin and press element. Default timeout is 60 seconds. Element can be either a string or a SensioLabs\Behat\PageObjectExtension\PageObject\Element object.
spinAndDo(element, action) Spin and carry out specified action on an element. Element can be either a string or a SensioLabs\Behat\PageObjectExtension\PageObject\Element object and action is a string (e.g. "press"). Also accept an optional condition and timeout. Default timeout is 60 seconds.

WindowResizer

Provides functionality to resize context windows

resizeToDesktopWindow(DriverInterface)
resizeToMobileWindow(DriverInterface)

Using Many Locators

To use many locators, simply create them and make sure they are auto-loaded with composer. After being loaded, pass the desired locator instance to Builder's build method.

Common Issues

As setup issues are encountered please detail with step by step fix instructions, and where possible update the project itself to provide a more permanent fix.

There are currently no common issues reported

License

Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:

The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.

THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.

ctasca / magefix

Maintainers

Details

README

Installation

1) Add Magefix to your composer.json

2) Create the FixtureLocator

3) Autoload FixtureLocator and feature/fixtures

Creating Fixtures

1) Create fixture yml

2) Create Fixture's Data Provider

3) Create Fixture in Behat's Feature class

1) Add `use` statement and include Fixtures `Registry` and `Builder`

2) Add `use` statement for Fixtures `Registry` trait

3) Invoke `Builder::build` operation in Behat's Feature class

Cleaning Fixtures

Available hooks

Plugins

AdminPanelSession

DriverCurrentUrl

DriverSession

DriverSwitcher

ElementObjectGetter

Spinner

WindowResizer

Using Many Locators

Common Issues

License

ctasca / magefix

Maintainers

Details

README

Installation

1) Add Magefix to your composer.json

2) Create the FixtureLocator

3) Autoload FixtureLocator and feature/fixtures

Creating Fixtures

1) Create fixture yml

2) Create Fixture's Data Provider

3) Create Fixture in Behat's Feature class

1) Add use statement and include Fixtures Registry and Builder

2) Add use statement for Fixtures Registry trait

3) Invoke Builder::build operation in Behat's Feature class

Cleaning Fixtures

Available hooks

Plugins

AdminPanelSession

DriverCurrentUrl

DriverSession

DriverSwitcher

ElementObjectGetter

Spinner

WindowResizer

Using Many Locators

Common Issues

License

1) Add `use` statement and include Fixtures `Registry` and `Builder`

2) Add `use` statement for Fixtures `Registry` trait

3) Invoke `Builder::build` operation in Behat's Feature class