phpspec-laravel | Test your Laravel applications with phpspec | Unit Testing library
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Laracasts has some great guides on phpspec and Laravel. 'Laravel, phpspec and refactoring' is a good starting point; it shows how you should use phpspec with Laravel, and covers the basics of writing tests (and it's free!).
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- It is called when the Laravel framework is initialized .
- Load Laravel services .
- Create application .
- Prepare the presenter .
- It registers the Laravel kernel .
- Tasks for teardown tasks .
- Set the presenter .
- Before specification .
- It is a LaravelBehavior .
- It is used to set the environment to be set .
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QUESTION
I have a PHPSpec class with many examples. I want to be able to create class variables in the spec class that can be used by any example function in the class.
Below is a very simplified version:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Nov-13 at 16:58Found the answer. Explicitly declare the class variables as static
and they can be accessed by the methods in the spec class:
QUESTION
I have a class called Campaign
that is responsible for booking single campaign in the external API. I have EntryBooking
class that is responsible for preparing the entry and booking it using the Campaign
class. There might be instances where I want to create more than one campaign so for each campaign I want to create a new Campaign
object and call book()
method on it. (Each campaign has its own Campaign
object)
The issue I'm having is that I want to unit test the EntryBooking
class and I want to mock Campaign
objects.
I am using the BenConstable/phpspec-laravel
package so I have access to facades in my specs.
I am trying to do it like this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Oct-04 at 12:11It turns out that when you use Dependency Injection using constructors PhpSpec will automatically create a mocked object from your MethodProphecy
, but if you want your service container to return mocked object you need to pass it a wrapped object on your own.
So changing the following
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