brunty/kahlan-mink

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Allows the use of Mink inside Kahlan

0.2.5 2017-10-03 23:24 UTC

Requires

• behat/mink: ^1.7
• behat/mink-goutte-driver: ^1.2
• kahlan/kahlan: ^3.1

MIT

• Matt Brunt

README

🌍 Provides functionality to work with Mink within Kahlan. Also provides a way to boot a PHP web server when tests run.

Inspired and based on this: http://radify.io/blog/end-to-end-functional-testing-with-kahan/ - many thanks to Simon JAILLET for not only Kahlan, but the blog post on end to end testing in Kahlan.

Requirements

• PHP >= 7.1
• Kahlan ^3.0
• Mink ^1.7
• Mink Goutte Driver ^1.2

Installation & Usage

composer require brunty/kahlan-mink --dev

Once required, setup your configuration file kahlan-config.php to register mink with Kahlan (making sure to pass through $this to the method):

<?php // kahlan-config.php

\Brunty\Kahlan\Mink\Mink::register($this);

If you want to start a PHP server when your tests start and stop it when test execution finishes then register the PhpServer with Kahlan as well:

<?php // kahlan-config.php

\Brunty\Kahlan\Mink\PhpServer::register($this);

If you want to use the url() helper function, register a base URL in your config file under the brunty.kahlan-mink.base-url key. All URLs via the url() function will be appended to this.

<?php

\Kahlan\box('brunty.kahlan-mink.base-url', 'http://localhost:8888');

Based on the above, calling url('my-page') will return http://localhost:8888/my-page

Once that's done, you can use the functions to access things via Mink:

• \Brunty\Kahlan\Mink\browser(string $sessionName = 'default'): Session returns the instance of Mink inside our test suite.
• \Brunty\Kahlan\Mink\page($sessionName = 'default'): DocumentElement returns the page we're currently accessing.
• \Brunty\Kahlan\Mink\element($locator = 'body', Element $parent = null): Element find an element on the page we're browsing.

<?php // spec/MySiteSpec.php

use function Brunty\Kahlan\Mink\browser;
use function Brunty\Kahlan\Mink\element;

describe('My website', function () {
    it('accesses the site', function () {
        browser()->visit('http://localhost:8888/my-page');
        expect(element('#content p')->getText())->toContain('Hello world!');
    });
});

Contributing

This started as a small personal project.

Although this project is small, openness and inclusivity are taken seriously. To that end a code of conduct (listed in the contributing guide) has been adopted.

Contributor Guide