Mock your eloquent queries without the repository pattern.
- It solves the problem of "slow tests" by removing the interactions with a real database.
- It simplifies the process of writing and running tests since you will be "DB Independent".
You have to use the MockableModel in your model.
use Imanghafoori\EloquentMockery\MockableModel;
class User extends Model
{
use MockableModel;
...
}Then you can:
public function test_basic()
{
// Arrange:
User::addFakeRow(['id' => 1, 'username' => 'faky', 'password' => '...']);
User::addFakeRow(['id' => 1, 'username' => 'maky', 'password' => '...']]);
// Act (This query resides in your controller):
$user = User::where('username', 'faky')->first(); # <=== This does NOT connect to DB.
// assert:
$this->assert($user->id === 1);
$this->assert($user->username === 'faky');
}public function test_basic()
{
User::fake();
// in your controller:
$user = User::create(['username' => 'iman', 'email' => '[email protected]']); # <=== This does NOT connect to DB.
// Assert:
$user = User::getCreatedModel();
$this->assert($user->id === 1);
$this->assert($user->username === 'iman');
User::stopFaking();
}You can access the changed model instances by accessing the static properties below:
$model = User::getDeletedModel();
$model = User::getSoftDeletedModel();
$model = User::getCreatedModel();
$model = User::getUpdatedModel();The User can be any other model using the Mockable trait.
- For more examples take a look at the
testsdirectory.
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