1. <?php
  3. /**
  4. * Teardown function for user records in a dry-run scenario.
  5. * This function simulates the process of deleting user records
  6. * without actually deleting them. It's designed for synchronous execution.
  7. *
  8. * @param array $userRecords An array of user records (e.g., from a database query).
  9. */
  10. function teardownUserRecords(array $userRecords): void
  11. {
  12. // Iterate through each user record.
  13. foreach ($userRecords as $record) {
  14. // Simulate process teardown for each user record.
  15. // Replace this with your actual teardown logic.
  17. // Example: Log the teardown action.
  18. error_log("Simulating teardown for user ID: " . $record['id']);
  20. // Example: Set a flag indicating deletion (without actually deleting).
  21. $record['deleted'] = true; // Or any other flag indicating a deletion.
  23. // Example: Clear any user-specific data. (Be careful with this!)
  24. // unset($record['email']);
  25. // unset($record['password']);
  27. // Example: Call a function to signal the teardown.
  28. // teardownUser($record); // if you have a dedicated teardown function
  29. }
  31. // Optionally, log the total number of records processed.
  32. error_log("Total user records processed for teardown: " . count($userRecords));
  33. }
  37. /**
  38. * Example teardownUser function (replace with your actual implementation)
  39. *
  40. * @param array $userRecord A single user record.
  41. */
  42. function teardownUser(array $userRecord): void {
  43. //Simulate an actual delete operation
  44. error_log("Simulating deletion of user: " . $userRecord['id']);
  45. }
  48. ?>

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