Monday, May 11, 2015

Re: CakePHP 3 Unit Testing: posting data does not seem to be refactored by request object

Maybe I'm also doing something wrong with the Request object.

In the Integration Controller Test, when I $this->cookie('x',y');

And in the controller when I $this->loadComponent('Cookie'); print_r($this->Cookie->read('x'));

Nothing displays. Am I doing it the right way or is something missing?

On Monday, May 11, 2015 at 9:53:23 PM UTC-7, HVan wrote:
I wrote a test that posts data like this:

$data = [ 'Clients[username]'=>'asdf' ];
$this->post('/url',$data);


In the controller method, when I print_r $this->request->data, it displays as this:

[ 'Clients[username]'=>'asdf' ]

However, if I go through a browser instead of phpunit, it is formed as such:

[ ['Clients'=>['username'=>'asdf'] ] ] which allows me to patchEntity or use newEntity with that data.


So my question is, what is the proper way to post data when Integration Testing a controller?

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