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Official repository of the AWS SDK for PHP.

mikemherron

@mikemherron

@jeskew Have added the issue: aws/aws-sdk-php#815

Daniel Hensby

@dhensby

Hi, I just opened issue #821 and have a patch at #822 but I'm not really experienced with mock objects so not sure how to write a robust test for this problem

can anyone give me some pointers?

I essentially want to write some data to one session ID, "change the session ID", save the session again, and then check the data was saved

Jonathan Eskew

@jeskew

You can provide an http_handler to a client that verifies expectations instead of making requests

Daniel Hensby

@dhensby

@jeskew thanks; are there any existing examples in the tests I can use as a reference?

Jonathan Eskew

@jeskew

https://github.com/aws/aws-sdk-php/blob/master/tests/S3/S3ClientTest.php#L489 is a good example

Daniel Hensby

@dhensby

thanks, I'll take a look.

Daniel Hensby

@dhensby

@jeskew I'm trying to implement something similar to that example, but it doesn't seem to have the intended effect...

$store = array();
        $client = DynamoDbClient::factory(array(
            'region' => 'us-west-2',
            'http_handler' => function() use(&$store) {
                var_dump(func_get_args());
                echo 'here';
            }
        ));
        $handler = SessionHandler::factory(array(
            'dynamodb_client'  => $client,
         ));

(this is just for debugging) the http_handler never gets called

I am on the 2.8 branch... perhaps it's not available on v2?

Jonathan Eskew

@jeskew

It's not on 2.8

Daniel Hensby

@dhensby

any other pointers on how I can test this, then?

Jonathan Eskew

@jeskew

The session handler tests have a getMockedClient method

https://github.com/aws/aws-sdk-php/blob/2.8/tests/Aws/Tests/DynamoDb/Session/AbstractSessionTestCase.php#L26

That should let you mock out responses

Daniel Hensby

@dhensby

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ok, cool. I think I'm getting there, slowly. I just need to change my mock response based on the argument passed to the method. how do I do that?

$strategy->expects($this->any())
    ->method('doRead')
    ->will(
        //want callback here that can take doRead argument
    );

Daniel Hensby

@dhensby

basically, I need the doWrite and doRead to work dynamically and store actual values to prove the test

otherwise I'm basically writing a test that goes 1 == 1 and 2 == 2

Jonathan Eskew

@jeskew

You can check that the proper value is provided to doWrite and that the proper action is taken when the right value is returned from doRead

https://phpunit.de/manual/4.8/en/test-doubles.html

Daniel Hensby

@dhensby

thanks so much @jeskew testReturnCallback is what I needed

Daniel Hensby

@dhensby

tests passing now :)

just in time for me to go home

Miguel Vieira

@apoca

I want change my local files to S3 it is possible?

like uploaded files from users of platform

Daniel Hensby

@dhensby

@apoca look at https://github.com/thephpleague/flysystem

Miguel Vieira

@apoca

Is possible in last version aws V3 upload files directly from POST

I can't find documentation about ..

Jonathan Eskew

@jeskew

@apoca I’m not sure what you mean

Do you mean from $_FILES?

Miguel Vieira

@apoca

@jeskew hoo tks I already solved :)

Zxurian

@Zxurian

so I'm looking at the Command Pool examples, is it possible to add commands to an existing command pool that has already started processing?

Zxurian

@Zxurian

aka, build a command pool, then afterwards have a separate loop that feed promises into it that will process according to the concurrency rules of the command pool (so that looping can continue while the promises are executing asynchronously), and then afterwards just wait until the command pool is empty?

richardudovich

@richardudovich

@richardudovich
hey all... can i please ask aws powershell codedeploy related question here?
this command creates a deployment and pushes to s3 in a zip file... >>>> aws deploy push --application-name shop.auf.com.au --description "Test code deploy" --ignore-hidden-files --s3-location s3://code-deploy-test-30112015/shop.auf.com.au.zip --source .
the equivalent in powershell seems to be >>>> New-CDDeployment -ApplicationName shop.auf.com.au -S3Location_Bucket code-deploy-test-30112015 -S3Location_BundleType zip -DeploymentGroupName shop.auf.com.au -Description "Shop code deploy" -S3Location_Key shop.auf.com.au.zip -Revision_RevisionType S3 -DeploymentConfigName CodeDeployDefault.OneAtATime
however... the powershell one doesnt seem to offer an option for source...
and even though it doesnt complain ... there is no updated .zip on s3

Jonathan Eskew

@jeskew

@richardudovich I can really only answer questions about the PHP SDK… Are you using the Powershell tools or the AWS CLI?

richardudovich

@richardudovich

well, the aws cli works fine

powershell tools doesnt seem to have the source option

does that mean... i gotta zip up the source myself and push it to s\3

Jonathan Eskew

@jeskew

I think your best bet for finding support on this would be the AWS Powershell tools forum

https://forums.aws.amazon.com/forum.jspa?forumID=149

richardudovich

@richardudovich

you know if theres a room on that?

and anyway im not aksing anything powershell related anymore

Jonathan Eskew

@jeskew

I don’t think they have a gitter room

But they are very responsive on the forums

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