I am tying to mock a class to test it. It has a private property
detail
which is set by a network request. I am trying to set the property
before testing other methods
by mocking a json file
. Everything is working fine except, I cannot seem to set the property when it is a private property but works when it is a protected property.
$mockedClass = \Mockery::mock( Myclass::class )->makePartial();
$reflection = new \ReflectionClass($mockedClass);
$property = $reflection->getProperty( 'detail );
$property->setAccessible(true);
$property->setValue($mockedClass, $jsonData );
so when detail
is a private property
it Mockery throws a Property detail does not exist
but when I make detail
protected, it works.
I do not want to make detail
a protected property
because it does not need to be but I am needing to make it so to test it.
As I read somewhere "Like you mother said, do not expose your privates". I do not want to expose my privates.
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