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Tests Passing, Not working in the browser [closed]
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13-01-2022 - |
Question
I am using a mongo database and and PHP to compare file meta information to a directory of files to see whats missing where. We then return an associative array of files and database to see whats missing and from where.
Note: You do not need to know mongo in order to help me out.
For example, if I delete a file from the directory, yet there is an entry in the database my array will look like such:
array(2) {
'File System' =>
array(1) {
[0] =>
string(28) "50e72bce045aca4c04000004.txt"
}
'Database' =>
array(0) {
}
}
The code for this check is done bellow:
public function compareDatabaseToDirectory(){
// Fetch all file meta information
$files = $this->_model->fetchAll(array());
// Create a file based on id and extension.
foreach($files as $id=>$model){
$dataBaseEntries[] = $id . $model->fileExtension;
}
// Get all files in our directory
$directoryFiles = preg_grep('/^([^.])/', scandir($this->getDestination()));
// Get the differneces of files
$differences = array_diff($dataBaseEntries, $directoryFiles);
// Check if missing from database OR missing from file system
$missingFromDataBase = array_diff($differences, $dataBaseEntries);
$missingFromFileSystem = array_diff($differences, $directoryFiles);
// Create an associative array
$filesMissing = array(
'File System' => $missingFromFileSystem,
'Database' => $missingFromDataBase
);
// Return results.
return $filesMissing;
}
All were doing here is using a mongo id and appending it to a file extension to create said file.
we compare the array of files against that in the directory of files and return the differences.
In my test all we do is:
public function testComapreDatabaseToFileSystemMissingFile(){
$this->resetNoSqlDatabase();
unlink(APPLICATION_PATH . '/data/uploadedFiles/testing/50e72bce045aca4c04000004.txt');
$result = $this->_file->compareDatabaseToDirectory();
$expectedArray = array(
'File System' => array(
'50e72bce045aca4c04000004.txt'
),
'Database' => array(),
);
$this->assertEquals($result, $expectedArray);
}
Which returns me the array you see above. How ever if I replicate the same concept in the browser my array you see above is empty when it should not be.
Any ideas?
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