#Drupal Variable

Codeception module to allow testing of drupal variables.

e.g.

// Assert that the target site has variable "clean_url" set to 1$I->seeVariable("clean_url", 1);
// Set a variable.$I->haveVariable("clean_url", 0);
// Delete a variable.$I->dontHaveVariable("clean_url");
// Retrieve a variable value.$value = $I->getVariable("clean_url");

There are three ways of accessing the variable values.

• Bootstrapped - bootstrap the locally installed drupal instance and use variable_get/set().
• DirectConnection - use PDO to query the database directly.
• Drush - use drush to get/set variables.

#Install

Install using composer, using git repository (for now).

"require": {
"ixis/codeception-drupal-variable": "~0.3"
}

#Configure

Add 'DrupalVariable' module to the suite configuration.

class_name: AcceptanceTester
modules:
enabled:
- DrupalVariable

##Bootstrapped

DrupalVariable:
class: Codeception\Module\Drupal\Variable\VariableStorage\Bootstrapped

Required config variables:

• drupal_root. This is the path the local instance of the drupal site you wish to set/get variables on.
  • e.g. /home/sites/www.example.com

##Direct connection to database

DrupalVariable:
class: Codeception\Module\Drupal\Variable\VariableStorage\DirectConnection

Required config variables:

• dsn - dsn to the instance of the drupal site db.
  • e.g. mysql:host=localhost;dbname=drupal
• user - the db user
• password - the db password

##Drush

DrupalVariable:
class: Codeception\Module\Drupal\Variable\VariableStorage\Drush

Required config variables:

• drush_alias - the drush alias to the site under test.
  • e.g. @mysite.local