Test Views with Laravel Mojito

 Laravel Mojito is a lightweight package for testing Laravel views in isolation. Here’s an example of basic usage from the readme:

 1class WelcomeTest extends TestCase
 2{
 3    // First, add the `InteractsWithViews` trait to your test case class.
 4    use InteractsWithViews;
 5 
 6    public function testDisplaysLaravel()
 7    {
 8        // Then, get started with Mojito using the `assertView` method.
 9        $this->assertView('welcome')->contains('Laravel');
10    }
11}

You can also use this package in HTTP tests:

1$response = $this->get('/');
2 
3$response->assertStatus(200);
4 
5$response->assertView()->contains('Laravel');

The API includes the following features at the time of writing:

• contains() – assert the view has the given text
• has() – assert the view has the given selector
• hasAttribute() – assert an element has the given attribute value
• hasClass() – assert the view has an element with the given class
• hasLink() – assert the view has an element with the given link

Here’s some more examples of the package methods:

 1// contains
 2$this->assertView('button')->contains('Click me');
 3 
 4// has
 5$this->assertView('welcome')->in('body')->has('.content')
 6 
 7// hasAttribute
 8$this->assertView('button')->hasAttribute('attribute', 'value');
 9 
10// hasClass
11$this->assertView('button')->hasClass('btn');
12 
13// hasLink
14$this->assertView('button')->hasLink(route('welcome'));

You can learn more about this package, get full installation instructions, and view the source code on GitHub at nunomaduro/laravel-mojito.