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Informations about the package laravel-test-utils

Laravel test utilities

Utilities and helpers for testing Laravel based applications

Database casting helpers

DBCast::toJson

Use this helper when asserting against the database (such as with assertDatabaseHas or assertDatabaseMissing) to cast an array or json string to a JSON datatype.

DBCast::toTimestamp

User this helper to assert Datetime or Carbon instances against timestamps in the database.

Mock guzzle

This trait assumes that you are using Laravel's IoC to inject the Guzzle client into your code.

Say we're testing a contact form with a Google Recaptcha:

If your controller or other code needs to make more than one request to an API, you can chain responses to the guzzle handler:

Caveats

Currently, the guzzle mock doesn't assert or check anything regarding what requests you are making - it's just a simple way to test your code's reaction to a particular response without having to actually transmit a request to the remote API.

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Licence

This package is licensed under The MIT License (MIT).

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fzaninotto/faker Version ^1.9
guzzlehttp/guzzle Version ^7.0
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