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participant Test as ControlsScopeTest
participant Model as Model Instance
participant Scope as Control Scope
Test->>Model: Create 50 model instances
Test->>Model: Apply "controlled" scope
Model->>Scope: Evaluate control scope logic
Scope-->>Test: Return filtered results
Test->>Model: Apply "uncontrolled" scope
Model->>Scope: Remove control-related scope
Scope-->>Test: Return results without control filtering
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tests/Feature/ControlsScopeTest.php (3)
7-16: Improve test method naming and add setup context.The test creates 50 models but expects 0 results from the controlled scope without any setup context. Consider:
- More descriptive test name:
test_controlled_scope_returns_empty_when_no_access_granted- Add comments explaining why 0 results are expected
- Consider if 50 models are necessary or if fewer would suffice
- public function test_control_controlled_scope(): void + public function test_controlled_scope_returns_empty_when_no_access_granted(): void { + // Create test models - controlled scope should filter all out without proper access Model::factory() - ->count(50) + ->count(10) // Reduced count for faster test execution ->create(); $query = Model::controlled()->get(); - $this->assertEquals(0, $query->count()); + $this->assertEmpty($query, 'Controlled scope should return no models without proper access configuration'); }
18-27: Enhance the uncontrolled scope test with better assertions.The test logic is sound but could be more robust and descriptive.
- public function test_control_uncontrolled_scope(): void + public function test_uncontrolled_scope_removes_control_scope(): void { Model::factory() - ->count(50) + ->count(10) // Reduced count for faster test execution ->create(); $query = Model::uncontrolled(); - $this->assertContains(\Lomkit\Access\Controls\HasControlScope::class, $query->removedScopes()); + $this->assertContains( + \Lomkit\Access\Controls\HasControlScope::class, + $query->removedScopes(), + 'Uncontrolled scope should remove HasControlScope from applied scopes' + ); }
1-28: Consider adding more comprehensive test coverage.The current tests cover basic functionality but could be expanded to include edge cases and error conditions:
- Test behavior when no models exist
- Test with different model states/configurations
- Test error handling scenarios
- Test integration with actual access control setup
Consider adding additional test methods:
public function test_controlled_scope_with_no_models(): void { $query = Model::controlled()->get(); $this->assertEmpty($query); } public function test_scopes_work_with_model_relationships(): void { // Test scope behavior with related models }
| * @return Control|null The newly created control instance, or null if creation was unsuccessful. | ||
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| protected function newControl(): ?Control | ||
| public function newControl(): ?Control |
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion
Consider alternative approaches to exposing this method for testing.
While the method functionality is correct, changing visibility from protected to public exposes internal implementation as part of the public API. This could lead to unintended usage and maintenance burden.
Consider these alternatives:
- Use reflection in tests to access the protected method
- Create a dedicated testing trait or helper method
- Add a
@internalannotation if this must remain public
If keeping it public, add documentation clarifying its intended use:
/**
* Attempts to create a new control instance.
*
+ * @internal This method is primarily intended for internal use and testing.
+ * External usage is not recommended and may change without notice.
* @return Control|null The newly created control instance, or null if creation was unsuccessful.
*/
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| public function newControl(): ?Control | |
| /** | |
| * Attempts to create a new control instance. | |
| * | |
| * @internal This method is primarily intended for internal use and testing. | |
| * External usage is not recommended and may change without notice. | |
| * @return Control|null The newly created control instance, or null if creation was unsuccessful. | |
| */ | |
| public function newControl(): ?Control |
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In src/Controls/HasControl.php at line 24, the method newControl() was changed
from protected to public, exposing internal implementation unnecessarily. To fix
this, revert the method visibility back to protected and access it in tests
using reflection or a dedicated testing trait/helper. If it must remain public,
add a @internal annotation and documentation clarifying it is not part of the
public API and intended only for internal/testing use.
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closes #34
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