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Darko Gjorgjijoski
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* refactor: stabilize model identities for domain migration * refactor: extract module platform context * refactor: assign models to domain contexts * refactor: extract ai platform context * refactor: extract storage platform context * refactor: extract mail platform context * refactor: extract pdf platform context * refactor: extract operations platform context * refactor: move installation into operations platform * refactor: extract money domain context * refactor: extract taxation domain context * refactor: extract catalog domain context * refactor: extract metadata domain context * refactor: extract reporting domain context * refactor: extract purchases domain context * refactor: extract receivables domain context * refactor: extract accounts domain context * refactor: complete reporting statement boundary * refactor: extract contacts domain context * refactor: extract sales domain context * refactor: remove legacy application layers * fix: migrate legacy bouncer role identities
110 lines
4.5 KiB
PHP
110 lines
4.5 KiB
PHP
<?php
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use App\Platform\Pdf\Rendering\DompdfDriver;
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use App\Platform\Pdf\Rendering\GotenbergPdfDriver;
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use App\Platform\Pdf\Rendering\PdfPageSetup;
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/**
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* The page setup is only worth anything if both drivers land on the same page.
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*
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* dompdf gets a points array plus an orientation argument; Gotenberg gets CSS
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* lengths plus landscape(), and its margins() takes a different argument order
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* than CSS. Those are three separate chances to get it subtly wrong, and the
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* failure mode is a slightly shifted document rather than an error.
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*
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* The dompdf side is checked against real rendered output. Gotenberg's is
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* checked on the request it would send, so this needs no running service --
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* the rendered comparison against a live gotenberg:8 is in the PR description.
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*/
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beforeEach(function () {
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config([
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'pdf.connections.gotenberg.host' => 'http://gotenberg.example.com:3000',
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'pdf.page.paper_width' => '210mm',
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'pdf.page.paper_height' => '297mm',
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'pdf.page.orientation' => 'portrait',
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'pdf.page.margin_top' => '1.2cm',
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'pdf.page.margin_right' => '1.2cm',
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'pdf.page.margin_bottom' => '1.2cm',
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'pdf.page.margin_left' => '1.2cm',
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]);
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});
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test('the gotenberg request carries the configured page geometry', function () {
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$body = (string) (new GotenbergPdfDriver)->buildRequest('app.pdf.partials.fonts')->getBody();
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expect($body)->toContain('210mm')
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->and($body)->toContain('297mm')
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->and($body)->toContain('marginTop')
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->and($body)->toContain('1.2cm');
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});
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test('landscape is requested of gotenberg rather than pre-swapping the paper', function () {
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config(['pdf.page.orientation' => 'landscape']);
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$body = (string) (new GotenbergPdfDriver)->buildRequest('app.pdf.partials.fonts')->getBody();
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// Still the portrait pair: landscape() does the swap on Gotenberg's side,
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// exactly as setPaper()'s orientation argument does on dompdf's.
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expect($body)->toContain('landscape')
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->and($body)->toContain('210mm')
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->and($body)->toContain('297mm');
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});
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test('dompdf renders at the configured paper size', function () {
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$pdf = (new DompdfDriver)->loadView('app.pdf.partials.fonts');
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// A4 in points, per dompdf's own table.
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expect($pdf->output())->toStartWith('%PDF-');
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$page = PdfPageSetup::fromConfig();
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expect($page->dompdfPaper())->toEqualWithDelta([0.0, 0.0, 595.28, 841.89], 0.01);
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});
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/**
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* dompdf has no margin API, so the only way margins reach it is an injected
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* page rule. If that injection stops happening, output silently reverts to
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* dompdf's built-in 1.2cm and nothing else notices -- so assert on real
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* rendered bytes, not just on the string helper.
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*/
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test('changing the margins changes what dompdf actually renders', function () {
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config(['pdf.page.margin_top' => '0mm', 'pdf.page.margin_left' => '0mm']);
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$tight = (new DompdfDriver)->loadView('app.pdf.partials.fonts')->output();
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config(['pdf.page.margin_top' => '40mm', 'pdf.page.margin_left' => '40mm']);
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$roomy = (new DompdfDriver)->loadView('app.pdf.partials.fonts')->output();
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expect($tight)->toStartWith('%PDF-')
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->and($roomy)->toStartWith('%PDF-')
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->and($tight)->not->toBe($roomy);
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});
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test('the page size reaches dompdf rather than config/dompdf.php\'s fixed a4', function () {
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config(['pdf.page.paper_width' => '8.5in', 'pdf.page.paper_height' => '14in']);
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$legal = (new DompdfDriver)->loadView('app.pdf.partials.fonts')->output();
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config(['pdf.page.paper_width' => '210mm', 'pdf.page.paper_height' => '297mm']);
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$a4 = (new DompdfDriver)->loadView('app.pdf.partials.fonts')->output();
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expect($legal)->not->toBe($a4);
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});
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/**
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* Injected at the top of the head element so a template declaring its own page
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* rule still wins -- later rules of equal specificity take precedence in CSS.
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*/
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test('the injected rule sits at the start of head so a template can override it', function () {
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$html = '<html><head><style>@page { margin: 0; }</style></head><body></body></html>';
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$method = new ReflectionMethod(DompdfDriver::class, 'withPageMargins');
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$result = $method->invoke(new DompdfDriver, $html, PdfPageSetup::fromConfig());
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expect(strpos($result, '1.2cm'))->toBeLessThan(strpos($result, 'margin: 0'));
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});
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test('markup with no head still receives the rule', function () {
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$method = new ReflectionMethod(DompdfDriver::class, 'withPageMargins');
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$result = $method->invoke(new DompdfDriver, '<p>bare</p>', PdfPageSetup::fromConfig());
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expect($result)->toStartWith('<style>@page');
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});
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