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[Codeception] MultiModule Phalcon 3 Dispather Don't recognize routes

Hi, I using Codeception and MultiModule Phalcon 3.0.3

i have declared route "login" fowardind to module session, controller index and action login. When i type in browser "/login" all work perfectly.

But when in FunctionalTest i use 

<?php
$I->click('Login');

then Dispatcher send me Error about LoginController cannot be loaded

when i change href for "session/index/login" it work corectly. So: what i can do wrong? PS. I dont have bootstrap for cli. in codeception i define to load bootstrap_web.php



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Im guessing that Codeception have his own dispatcher which doesn't have default configuration like your dispatcher or something like this. Didn't use really codeception much.



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edited Jan '17

Wojtek, this is phalcon exception. Below what codeception show me

<?php
1) IndexCept: Perform actions and see result
 Test  tests/functional/IndexCept.php

  [Phalcon\Mvc\Dispatcher\Exception] Portal\Modules\Frontend\Controllers\LoginController handler class cannot be loaded  

Scenario Steps:

 3. $I->click({"link":"Login"}) at tests/functional/IndexCept.php:6
 2. $I->see("Login","a") at tests/functional/IndexCept.php:5
 1. $I->amOnPage("/session/index/login") at tests/functional/IndexCept.php:4


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more: i make acceptance test when i use "/login" path and it works because acceptance tests based in PhpBrowser module, not on Phalcon module.



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Accepted
answer
edited Jan '17

Solution:

<?php 
// app/config/routes.php

$router = $di->getRouter();

foreach ($application->getModules() as $key => $module) {
    $namespace = preg_replace('/Module$/', 'Controllers', $module["className"]);
    $router->add('/' . $key . '/:params', [
        'namespace' => $namespace,
        'module' => $key,
        'controller' => 'index',
        'action' => 'index',
        'params' => 1
    ])->setName($key);
    $router->add('/' . $key . '/:controller/:params', [
        'namespace' => $namespace,
        'module' => $key,
        'controller' => 1,
        'action' => 'index',
        'params' => 2
    ]);
    $router->add('/' . $key . '/:controller/:action/:params', [
        'namespace' => $namespace,
        'module' => $key,
        'controller' => 1,
        'action' => 2,
        'params' => 3
    ]);

    $moduleRoutes = APP_PATH . '/modules/' . $key . '/routes.php';
    if (file_exists($moduleRoutes)) {
        require $moduleRoutes;
    }
}

The problem was require. When I use require instead require_once everything goes well.