magium/gmail

Gmail-based functionality for the Magium test library

1.1.1 2018-01-29 13:54 UTC

Requires

• magium/magium: ~1.0.0

Apache-2.0

• Kevin Schroeder

• testing
• selenium
• webdriver
• gmail

README

Sorry for the short intro, but I'm behind on stuff :-)

Find much more information at magiumlib.com

This module has some basic functionality that allows you to log in to Gmail and test to see if an email exists, such as a transactional email.

Using it is pretty simple.

Step 1: Require it

composer require magium/gmail

Step 2: Configure it

In the base of your project create a directory called /configuration/Magium/Gmail/Identities/Gmail and create a file called Account.php. Add your username and password.

<?php

$this->emailAddress = '[e-mail]';
$this->password     = 'mypassword';

Step 3: Integrate it

Right now you can navigate to an email by subject-equals or subject-contains.

First subject-contains

<?php

use Magium\AbstractTestCase;
use Magium\Gmail\Actions\Gmail\Login;
use Magium\Gmail\Navigators\Gmail\SubjectContains;

class NavigateToEmailTest extends AbstractTestCase
{

    public function testNavigateToEmailWhereSubjectEquals()
    {
        $this->getAction(Login::ACTION)->login();
        $this->getNavigator(SubjectContains::NAVIGATOR)->navigateTo('magento');
    }

}

Second subject-equals

<?php

use Magium\AbstractTestCase;
use Magium\Gmail\Actions\Gmail\Login;
use Magium\Gmail\Navigators\Gmail\SubjectEquals;

class NavigateToEmailTest extends AbstractTestCase
{

    public function testNavigateToEmailWhereSubjectEquals()
    {
        $this->getAction(Login::ACTION)->login();
        $this->getNavigator(SubjectEquals::NAVIGATOR)->navigateTo('Google Alerts - magento');
    }

}