This repository contains the Pest Plugin Browser.

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1. Install PHP dependencies using Composer:

composer install

2. Install Node.js dependencies:

npm install

3. Install Playwright browsers:

npx playwright install

To run the test suite, execute:

./vendor/bin/pest

For each Operation/Assertion, we add a corresponding Test.

We can make use of the playgroundUrl() helper, to get its URL during the test.

We can provide a URI that will be appended, e.g: playgroundUrl('/test/interactive-elements').

Attention: we can use ->visit('/foo'), using the base URL, without the helper.

The helper exists for assertion scenarios, like:

$this->visit('/test/interactive-elements') ->assertUrlIs(playgroundUrl('/test/interactive-elements'))

Check the playground/resources/views/test-pages folder for existing views.

They are accessible by the playground route /test/{page}.

E.g.: The view resources/views/test-pages/interactive-elements.blade.php is visited on playgroundUrl('/test/interactive-elements').

The playground is standard Laravel App, where you may add a page with a feature for your test.

Just add the view, and the Nav Menu will automatically update based on the view name.

Pest is an open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license.

Pest Plugin Browser brings end-to-end testing to the elegant syntax from Pest. This allows to test your application in a browser environment, enabling to test all the components, such as frontend, backend and database.

TBD

Pause the test for the specified number of milliseconds.

 $this->pause(5000); // Pause for 5 seconds

• assertAttribute
• assertAttributeContains
• assertAttributeMissing
• assertDontSee
• assertQueryStringHas
• assertQueryStringMissing
• assertPresent
• assertNotPresent
• assertScript
• assertVisible
• assertMissing

Assert that the specified element has the expected attribute and value:

$this->visit($url) ->assertAttribute('html', 'data-theme', 'light');

Assert that the specified element has the expected attribute and the value contains a specific value:

$this->visit($url) ->assertAttributeContains('html', 'data-theme', 'ight');

Assert that the specified element is missing a particular attribute :

$this->visit($url) ->assertAttributeMissing('html', 'data-missing');

Assert that the given text is not present on the page:

$this->visit($url) ->assertDontSee('we are a streaming service');

Assert that an element with the given selector is visible:

test('assert visible', function () { $url = 'https://laravel.com'; $this->visit($url) ->assertVisible('h1:visible'); });

Assert that an element with the given selector is hidden:

test('assert missing', function () { $url = 'https://laravel.com'; $this->visit($url) ->assertMissing('a.hidden');

Assert that the given query string is present in the url:

$this->visit($url) ->assertQueryStringHas('q', 'test');

Assert that the given query string is not present in the url:

$this->visit($url) ->assertQueryStringMissing('q', 'test-1');

Assert that the given script returns the expected value:

$this->visit($url) ->assertScript('document.querySelector("title").textContent.includes("Laravel")', true);

Assert that the element with a given selector is present on the page:

$this->visit($url) ->assertPresent('h1:visible');

Assert that the element with a given selector is not present on the page:

$this->visit($url) ->assertNotPresent('a.non-existing-class');