laravel4cookbook

Controller Testing 368
1 Mockery::on(function($callback) {
2 $emailMock = Mockery::mock("stdClass");
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4 $emailMock
5 ->shouldReceive("to")
6 ->atLeast()
7 ->once()
8 ->with("foo");
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10 $callback($emailMock);
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12 return true;
13 });
We set up a mock, which expects calls to it’s own methods, and then the original callback is run
with the provided mock. Don’t forget to add return true - that tells mockery that it’s ok to run the
callback with the mock you’ve set up.
At the end of all of this; we’re just testing that methods were called in the correct way. The test
doesn’t worry about making sure the Laravel Mailer class actually sends the mail correctly - that
has it’s own tests.
The repository class is slightly simpler to test:
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