FakeProcessResult
class FakeProcessResult implements ProcessResult (View source)
Properties
| protected string | $command | The command string. |
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| protected int | $exitCode | The process exit code. |
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| protected string | $output | The process output. |
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| protected string | $errorOutput | The process error output. |
Methods
Create a new process result instance.
Normalize the given output into a string with newlines.
Get the original command executed by the process.
Create a new fake process result with the given command.
Determine if the process was successful.
Determine if the process failed.
Get the exit code of the process.
Get the standard output of the process.
Determine if the output contains the given string.
Get the error output of the process.
Determine if the error output contains the given string.
Throw an exception if the process failed.
Throw an exception if the process failed and the given condition is true.
Details
void
__construct(string $command = '', int $exitCode = 0, array|string $output = '', array|string $errorOutput = '')
Create a new process result instance.
protected string
normalizeOutput(array|string $output)
Normalize the given output into a string with newlines.
string
command()
Get the original command executed by the process.
FakeProcessResult
withCommand(string $command)
Create a new fake process result with the given command.
bool
successful()
Determine if the process was successful.
bool
failed()
Determine if the process failed.
int|null
exitCode()
Get the exit code of the process.
string
output()
Get the standard output of the process.
bool
seeInOutput(string $output)
Determine if the output contains the given string.
string
errorOutput()
Get the error output of the process.
bool
seeInErrorOutput(string $output)
Determine if the error output contains the given string.
$this
throw(callable|null $callback = null)
Throw an exception if the process failed.
$this
throwIf(bool $condition, callable|null $callback = null)
Throw an exception if the process failed and the given condition is true.
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