Inheritance diagram for ApiTestCase:

Collaboration diagram for ApiTestCase:

Protected Member Functions
	doApiRequest (array $params, array $session=null, $appendModule=false, User $user=null)
	Does the API request and returns the result.
	doApiRequestWithToken (array $params, array $session=null, User $user=null)
	Add an edit token to the API request This is cheating a bit -- we grab a token in the correct format and then add it to the pseudo-session and to the request, without actually requesting a "real" edit token.
	doLogin ()
	getTokenList ($user, $session=null)
	setUp ()
	setUp and tearDown should (where significant) happen in reverse order.
Protected Attributes
ApiTestContext	$apiContext
Static Protected Attributes
static	$apiUrl

Detailed Description

Definition at line 3 of file ApiTestCase.php.

Member Function Documentation

ApiTestCase::doApiRequest	(	array $	params,
		array $	session = `null`,
		$	appendModule = `false`,
		User $	user = `null`
	)		`[protected]`

Does the API request and returns the result.

The returned value is an array containing

the result data (array)
the request (WebRequest)
the session data of the request (array)
if $appendModule is true, the Api module $module

Parameters:

array	$params
array \| null	$session
bool	$appendModule
User \| null	$user

Returns:: array

Reimplemented in UploadFromUrlTest.

Definition at line 59 of file ApiTestCase.php.

Referenced by ApiFormatTestBase\apiRequest(), doLogin(), getTokenList(), ApiTest\testApiLoginBadPass(), ApiTest\testApiLoginGoodPass(), ApiTest\testApiLoginNoName(), ApiBlockTest\testBlockingActionWithNoToken(), ApiWatchTest\testGetRollbackToken(), ApiBlockTest\testGetTokenUsingABlockingAction(), ApiUploadTest\testLogin(), ApiBlockTest\testMakeNormalBlock(), ApiParseTest\testParseNonexistentPage(), ApiPurgeTest\testPurgeMainPage(), ApiTest\testRunLogin(), ApiQueryTest\testTitlesAreRejectedIfInvalid(), ApiQueryTest\testTitlesGetNormalized(), ApiUploadTest\testUploadRequiresToken(), ApiWatchTest\testWatchClear(), ApiWatchTest\testWatchDelete(), ApiWatchTest\testWatchEdit(), ApiWatchTest\testWatchProtect(), and ApiWatchTest\testWatchRollback().

ApiTestCase::doApiRequestWithToken	(	array $	params,
		array $	session = `null`,
		User $	user = `null`
	)		`[protected]`

Add an edit token to the API request This is cheating a bit -- we grab a token in the correct format and then add it to the pseudo-session and to the request, without actually requesting a "real" edit token.

Parameters: