public function ThemeTestSubscriber::onRequest

Generates themed output early in a page request.

See also

\Drupal\system\Tests\Theme\ThemeEarlyInitializationTest::testRequestListener()

File

drupal/core/modules/system/tests/modules/theme_test/lib/Drupal/theme_test/EventSubscriber/ThemeTestSubscriber.php, line 24

Contains \Drupal\theme_test\EventSubscriber\ThemeTestSubscriber.

Class

ThemeTestSubscriber

Theme test subscriber for controller requests.

Namespace

Code

public function onRequest(GetResponseEvent $event) {
  $request = $event
    ->getRequest();
  $current_path = $request->attributes
    ->get('system_path');
  if ($current_path == 'theme-test/request-listener') {

    // First, force the theme registry to be rebuilt on this page request.
    // This allows us to test a full initialization of the theme system in
    // the code below.
    drupal_theme_rebuild();

    // Next, initialize the theme system by storing themed text in a global
    // variable. We will use this later in
    // theme_test_request_listener_page_callback() to test that even when the
    // theme system is initialized this early, it is still capable of
    // returning output and theming the page as a whole.
    $GLOBALS['theme_test_output'] = theme('more_link', array(
      'url' => 'user',
      'title' => 'Themed output generated in a KernelEvents::REQUEST listener',
    ));
  }
  if (strpos($current_path, 'user/autocomplete') === 0) {

    // Register a fake registry loading callback. If it gets called by
    // theme_get_registry(), the registry has not been initialized yet.
    _theme_registry_callback('_theme_test_load_registry', array());
  }
}