How about testing these Angular pages? In the previous recipes, I set up Behat and showed how to use this tool to not only test your site but also to help you write code. I will now show how easy it is to test it using Behat over other tools such as Protractor, since with Behat, we get the benefit of Gherkin-based tests that can both test the UI and do Integration-level tests.
In the previous recipes, I installed Behat. I will go over it again, so a base Laravel install should be enough.
Install Behat using composer; your
composer.jsonwill look like this:
Run
composer update, or if you are impatient like me, runrm -rf vendor composer.lock, and thencomposer installRun Behat
initto set things up:>vendor/bin/behat --initMake a
behat.ymlfile at the root of your app like this:
Run Behat again to set up these files (
-stells it what suite to use, and--initwill set up the context class for us):>vendor/bin/behat --init ...
