Level 88
So only the seeStatusCode doesn't work? The seeJsonEquals does work?
Jun 13, 2015
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Level 3
Can't test 403 responses
Hello,
this is my test:
public function testVisitPollsOverviewWithoutToken(){
$this->visit('/api/polls')
->seeStatusCode(403)
->seeJsonEquals([
'error' => [
'message' => 'Missing or incorrect api token'
],
]);
}
Get that when i run phpunit:
A request to [http://localhost/api/polls] failed. Received status code [403].
Level 3
Only one of these function doesn't work too because he handles the 403 by his own. Why the fuck is he interested in the statuscode by his own ...
Level 88
I have no clue why the test would do this! Can you show your code that you try to test so we can rule out it's not your code that causes this behaviour?
Level 3
The response comes from an Exception Handler:
if ($e instanceof ApiTokenMisMatchException) {
return response()->view('errors.json.api', ['message' => 'Missing or incorrect api token'], 403);
}
Level 88
No clue man...
Level 3
We need help from our testing man @JeffreyWay
Level 3
Same problem with 404 statuscode!
A request to [http://localhost/api/polls/latest?token=xxxx] failed. Received status code [404].
I should stop trying to test that thing ...
Level 3
Got the solution in the Laravel Slack chat from 'cody'.
I should use the 'get()' method instead of 'visit()'.
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Level 88
Oke cool, I was thinking that as well.. but I thought visit was just a wrapper around get() and post()
Level 3
Yes but visit comes with a check if the response have a 200 statuscode -.-
Level 88
Aaah, so that's the problem then, well glad you fixed it ;)
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