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Lecture Notes Of Day 20: Testing in Laravel

Lecture  Notes Of Day 20: Testing in Laravel Objective: By the end of this session, students will understand how to write unit and feature tests in Laravel applications. They will also learn how to run tests using Laravel’s built-in testing commands. Outcome: Students will be able to: Create unit and feature tests using the php artisan make:test command. Run tests using the php artisan test command to verify the correctness of their application. Introduction to Testing in Laravel: Testing is a critical part of software development that ensures your application works as expected. Laravel provides powerful testing tools out of the box, making it easier to write tests for your application. It integrates well with PHPUnit, a popular testing framework for PHP. Laravel supports two main types of tests: 1.   Unit Tests – These are tests that check the functionality of a small piece of code, like a function or method. Unit tests are us...