betapeak / laravel-testing-helper-traits
Adds traits similar to the DatabaseMigtaions trait, but with added seeding.
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Requires
- php: >=7.0
- laravel/framework: 5.5.*
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Last update: 2024-12-22 04:06:47 UTC
README
The included trait provides additional features on top of the existing DatabaseMigrations
trait currently included with Laravel:
- Using 'migrate:refresh' instead of the hardcoded 'migrate:fresh' by including a property on your test class
protected $useRefreshMigrations = true;
- Using custom seeders which can be defined separately for each test
protected $seederClass = 'AnotherDatabaseSeeder';
Installation
This package requires that you are using laravel/framework: 5.5.*
. Provided this is fulfilled,
you can install the helper traits like so:
composer require betapeak/laravel-testing-helper-traits
Usage
You can use the included DatabaseMigrationsWithSeeding
trait in place of the existing DatabaseMigrations
trait included
in Laravel. Like the default trait, it will migrate:fresh
the database, but will also seed it with the default DatabaseSeeder
class.
namespace Tests;
use BetaPeak\Testing\Traits\DatabaseMigrationsWithSeeding;
class SomeUnitTest extends TestCase
{
use DatabaseMigrationsWithSeeding;
/** @test */
public function it_tests_something()
{
//Test something
}
}
You can specify a different seeder class like so:
namespace Tests;
use BetaPeak\Testing\Traits\DatabaseMigrationsWithSeeding;
class SomeUnitTest extends TestCase
{
use DatabaseMigrationsWithSeeding;
protected $seederClass = 'AnotherSeederClass';
...
}
Finally, if you don't want to use migrate:fresh
, you can force the trait to use migrate:refresh
like so:
namespace Tests;
use BetaPeak\Testing\Traits\DatabaseMigrationsWithSeeding;
class SomeUnitTest extends TestCase
{
use DatabaseMigrationsWithSeeding;
protected $useRefreshMigrations = true;
...
}
More information on using database migrations in tests can be found on Laravel's homepage