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Informations about the package mailtrap-assertions

Mailtrap assertsions to use in phpunit tests

The mailtrap assertiosn is to TDD your Laravel Application to check if mails has been send to mailtrap.

Installation

You can install the package using

.env file

You need to add a few variables into your .env file. You need to firstly login to your mailtrap.io account.

MAILTRAP_API_KEY => In the left navigation bar you click on API. There you see your API Token which you copy and paste in your .env file

MAILTRAP_INBOX_ID => In the left navigation bar you click on inboxes and then click on the name of your inbox. Now you see in the address bar something like https://mailtrap.io/inboxes/123456789/messages. The number between inboxes and messages is your inbox ID. In this case it is 123456789.

tests/TestCase.php

In your tests directory you open up TestCase.php and add make sure you have the following code

phpunit.xml

Open up your phpunit.xml file. Change MAIL_MAILER from array to smtp

Usage

Adding traits

The trait RefreshMailtrap will empty you mailbox on each

All the assertions are in the MailtrapAssertions Trait

Assert empty mailbox

To check if the mailbox is empty

Assert mailbox has $count messages

This asserts that there are 3 messages in the mailbox

Manual clean mailbox

If you don't want to use the RefreshMailtrap trait or during a test clean your mailbox

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php Version ^7.3
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