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Informations about the package testing-tools

Laravel Testing Tools

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Laravel-specific Testing Helpers and Assertions.

Laravel Testing Tools
11.x Support ☕
10.x 10.x
9.x 9.x
8.x 8.x
7.x 7.x
6.x 6.x
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5.7.* 5.7.*
5.6.* 5.6.*
5.5.* 5.5.*
5.4.* 5.4.*
5.3.* 5.3.*
5.2.* 5.2.*
5.1.* 5.1.*

Usage

  1. Install the package via Composer:

  2. Use Illuminated\Testing\TestingTools trait:

  3. Use any of the provided helpers and assertions in your tests:

Available helpers

Feel free to contribute.

Available assertions

Feel free to contribute.

Helpers

ApplicationHelpers

emulateLocal()

Emulate that application is running on the local environment:

emulateProduction()

Emulate that application is running on the production environment:

emulateEnvironment()

Emulate that application is running on the given environment:

Assertions

CollectionAsserts

assertCollectionsEqual()

Assert that the given collections are equal based on the specified key:

assertCollectionsNotEqual()

Assert that the given collections are not equal based on the specified key:

DatabaseAsserts

assertDatabaseHasTable()

Assert that the database has the given table:

assertDatabaseMissingTable()

Assert that the database doesn't have the given table:

assertDatabaseHasMany()

Assert that the database has all the given rows:

assertDatabaseMissingMany()

Assert that the database doesn't have all the given rows:

FilesystemAsserts

assertDirectoryEmpty()

Assert that the given directory is empty:

assertDirectoryNotEmpty()

Assert that the given directory is not empty:

assertFilesCount()

Assert that directory has the given number of files:

assertNotFilesCount()

Assert that directory doesn't have the given number of files:

LogFileAsserts

seeLogFile()

Assert that the given log file exists.

The path is relative to the storage/logs folder:

dontSeeLogFile()

Assert that the given log file doesn't exist.

The path is relative to the storage/logs folder:

seeInLogFile()

Assert that the log file contains the given message.

The path is relative to the storage/logs folder:

Also, you can specify an array of messages:

You can use these placeholders in messages:

dontSeeInLogFile()

Assert that the log file doesn't contain the given message.

The path is relative to the storage/logs folder:

Also, you can specify an array of messages:

ScheduleAsserts

seeScheduleCount()

Assert that schedule count equals to the given value:

dontSeeScheduleCount()

Assert that schedule count doesn't equal to the given value:

seeInSchedule()

Assert that the given command is scheduled:

Also, you can use cron expressions:

dontSeeInSchedule()

Assert that the given command is not scheduled:

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License

Laravel Testing Tools is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license.

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Requires php Version ^8.1
illuminate/database Version ^10.0
illuminate/support Version ^10.0
mockery/mockery Version ^1.5.1
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