Lets you easily bind a mock to the service container that can flexibly record details every time it is used. Especially helpful for generating a list of specific actions and their parameters throughout a job, then using that to match a snapshot or ensure that a certain sequence of actions happened in the right order.
You can install the package via composer:
composer require knutle/pest-mock-recorder# Automatically bind the mock to the service container while instantiating it
$mock = MockRecorder::bind(MyClass::class);
# Setup expectations for only recording
$mock->expect(
write: fn (string $name) => $name
);
# Resolve your mock from the service container and watch the history fill up
app(MyClass::class)->write('Write 1'); // returns null
app(MyClass::class)->write('Write 2'); // returns null
# Both entries can now be found in the history variable
$mock->history == [
'Write 1',
'Write 2'
]
# You can also return an array to also return data from your mock
$mock->expect(
write: fn (string $name) => [ $name, "Hello $name!" ]
);
app(MyClass::class)->write('Bob'); // returns "Hello Bob!"
# Still it records to history
$mock->history == [
'Write 1',
'Write 2',
'Bob',
]composer testPlease see CHANGELOG for more information on what has changed recently.
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