Expected number of calls methods fail (for me)

[benwaine]

This is a method from a suite I'm currently writing.

It tests that given a keyword and a number of tweets desired that the correct URL is generated to make a call to the Twitter search API.

The problem I have is that despite specifying that that methods should only be called once they can be called multiple times and the expectation does not fail.

This happens on all expected number of call arguments I've tried. You can see all my tests at https://github.com/benwaine/TwitterSearch/tree/master/tests. They are a bit scrappy at the moment - it's my first run through!

Thanks for your help.

public function testGetTweetsCorrectUri() {
    $mockHttp = m::mock('\Zend_Http_Client');

    $mockHttp->shouldReceive('setUri')
             ->with('http://search.twitter.com/search.json?q=microsoft&page=1&rpp=100')
             ->once();

    $mockHttp->shouldReceive('request')
            ->once();

    $mockHttpResp = m::mock("\Zend_Http_Response");
    $mockHttpResp->shouldReceive('getBody')
                 ->andReturn(Helper\TweetProvider::getFixture('ClientTest-BasicTweets'));

    $mockHttp->shouldReceive('getLastResponse')
             ->withNoArgs()
             ->once()
             ->andReturn($mockHttpResp);

    $client = new Client($mockHttp);

    $tweets = $client->getTweets(array('microsoft'), 2);

}

[benwaine]

The reason the expectations didn't occur correctly for me was because I didn't use the function add the close function like so:

public function teardown() {
\Mockery::close();
}

The moment I add this it all works as expected.

Sorry for the red herring .