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<?php

declare(strict_types = 1);


namespace ‪TYPO3\CMS\Core\Tests\Unit\Database\Schema\Parser\DataTypes;


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use ‪TYPO3\CMS\Core\Database\Schema\Parser\AST\DataType\BigIntDataType;

use ‪TYPO3\CMS\Core\Database\Schema\Parser\AST\DataType\IntegerDataType;

use ‪TYPO3\CMS\Core\Database\Schema\Parser\AST\DataType\MediumIntDataType;

use ‪TYPO3\CMS\Core\Database\Schema\Parser\AST\DataType\SmallIntDataType;

use ‪TYPO3\CMS\Core\Database\Schema\Parser\AST\DataType\TinyIntDataType;

use ‪TYPO3\CMS\Core\Tests\Unit\Database\Schema\Parser\AbstractDataTypeBaseTestCase;


class ‪IntegerTypesTest extends ‪AbstractDataTypeBaseTestCase

{

    public function ‪canParseIntegerDataTypeProvider(): array

    {

        return [

            'TINYINT without length' => [

                'TINYINT',

                TinyIntDataType::class,

                0,

            ],

            'SMALLINT without length' => [

                'SMALLINT',

                SmallIntDataType::class,

                0,

            ],

            'MEDIUMINT without length' => [

                'MEDIUMINT',

                MediumIntDataType::class,

                0,

            ],

            'INT without length' => [

                'INT',

                IntegerDataType::class,

                0,

            ],

            'INTEGER without length' => [

                'INTEGER',

                IntegerDataType::class,

                0,

            ],

            'BIGINT without length' => [

                'BIGINT',

                BigIntDataType::class,

                0,

            ],

            // MySQL supports an extension for optionally specifying the display width of integer data types

            // in parentheses following the base keyword for the type. For example, INT(4) specifies an INT

            // with a display width of four digits.

            // The display width does not constrain the range of values that can be stored in the column.

            'TINYINT with length' => [

                'TINYINT(4)',

                TinyIntDataType::class,

                4,

            ],

            'SMALLINT with length' => [

                'SMALLINT(6)',

                SmallIntDataType::class,

                6,

            ],

            'MEDIUMINT with length' => [

                'MEDIUMINT(8)',

                MediumIntDataType::class,

                8,

            ],

            'INT with length' => [

                'INT(11)',

                IntegerDataType::class,

                11,

            ],

            'INTEGER with length' => [

                'INTEGER(11)',

                IntegerDataType::class,

                11,

            ],

            'BIGINT with length' => [

                'BIGINT(20)',

                BigIntDataType::class,

                20,

            ],

        ];

    }


    public function ‪canParseDataType(string $columnDefinition, string $className, int $length)

    {

        $subject = $this->‪createSubject($columnDefinition);


        $this->assertInstanceOf($className, $subject->dataType);

        $this->assertSame($length, $subject->dataType->getLength());

    }

}