sealedenvelope / laravel-behat-dusk

Seamlessly integrate Behat with Laravel Dusk.

Laravel Behat Dusk

Introduction

Seamlessly integrate Behat with Laravel Dusk.

Requirements

• PHP >= 7.1

Installation

$ composer require nmfzone/laravel-behat-dusk

If you want to change the default config, you must publish the config file:

$ php artisan vendor:publish --provider="Nmflabs\LaravelBehatDusk\ServiceProvider"

Usage

I assume you're using this package for the first time you setup behat (so there is no behat.yml, etc).

1. Run this command php artisan behat-dusk:install
2. Duplicate your .env to .env.behat (optional). This will be the environment used by behat.
3. Adjust behat.yml as you wish
4. To run the test, run this command php artisan behat (it's just wrapper of the original behat command. It's automatically run php artisan serve for you, and stop it when test is done 🔥)
5. Enjoy!

Troubleshooting

1. Element is not clickable at (x, y)

   If you're experiencing this issue, there is a high possibility that you're clicking an element that outside the viewport.

   What does it means? It means your element isn't appears on your screen (maybe your element located in very bottom of the page), when the browser trying to click that element. So, of course it's impossible to click that element.

   In the real usage, you're just scrolling the browser to bottom, until you see your element, right? Then, it's just the same here. You need to tell the browser, to scroll the browser to bottom, until it found the element.

   public function selectCheckbox($selector)
   {
       $this->browse(function (Browser $browser) use ($selector) {
           $browser->scrollTo('#foo-element')->check($selector);
       });    
   }

Security

If you discover any security related issues, please email to [email protected] instead of using the issue tracker.

Credits

• Nabil M. Firdaus
• All contributors

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.

laravel-behat-dusk's Issues

Blocked list

Lists will consist of multiple blocks where the number allocated to each treatment group matches the specified allocation ratio. For instance if the allocation ratio is 2:1 for treatments A:B, then a block of size 6 must contain 4 A's and 2 B's.

Block sizes

Lists can consist of blocks of different sizes, where the size is chosen randomly with equal probability from a set of specified sizes. Each block size must be a multiple of the sum of the allocation ratios (e.g. a block size of 5 would not be allowed for a ratio of 1:1).

Block ID

Each block in a list will have a unique ID