jrmadsen67 / mahana-mailinator-test
A PHPUnit extension for testing emails via the Mailinator API
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- php: >=5.2.1
- jrmadsen67/mahana-mailinator-api: dev-master
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README
A PHPUnit extension for testing emails via the Mailinator API
Requirements
You need to have the cURL-extension installed on your server. PHP 5.4 will suffice.
Mahana Mailinator Test depends on the Mahana Mailinator API library (will install with composer, or can be found here: https://github.com/jrmadsen67/MahanaMailinatorAPI)
Installation
composer require jrmadsen67/mahana-mailinator-test
Usage
Mahana Mailinator Test is a PHPUnit extension used for functional email testing against the Mailintor API. You will need to get an api token at https://www.mailinator.com/settings.jsp.
In your tests, create a Mahana Mailinator API object with your token, then pass that object to your Mahana Mailinator Test object:
use jrmadsen67\MahanaMailinatorAPI\MahanaMailinatorAPI; use jrmadsen67\MahanaMailinatorAPI\MahanaMailinatorTest; $mahanaMailinatorAPI = new MahanaMailinatorAPI($token); $mahanaMailinatorTest = new MahanaMailinatorTest($mahanaMailinatorAPI);
IMPORTANT! You need to send emails via your own mail library. This library will only retreive and test the contents.
Examples:
// inbox value does not require "@mailinator.com" for the API to retrieve. $inbox = 'mytestbox@mailinator.com'; //psuedo-code to send an email: mail_send([ 'to'=>$inbox, 'subject' => 'My test subject', 'from'=> 'me@test.com', 'body' => 'blah, blah, blah', ]); // get the email you just sent. this is an array. $email = $mahanaMailinatorTest->getLastMessage($inbox); //start testing $mahanaMailinatorTest->assertEmailSubjectContains('test', $email); $mahanaMailinatorTest->assertEmailSubjectEquals('My test subject', $email); $mahanaMailinatorTest->assertEmailTextContains('blah', $email);
Please read the library source for a full set of functions. (Better specs on the way, I promise!)