Pest Testing

This skill guides you through testing Laravel applications with Pest 4, covering unit and feature tests, browser testing with real browsers, and architecture validation. It handles test organization, assertions, mocking, datasets, and debugging—activating whenever you're writing tests, adding assertions, or verifying functionality.

This skill guides you through testing Laravel 13 applications with either Pest PHP 4 or PHPUnit 12, covering 24 rules across HTTP endpoints, model factories, database state verification, service mocking, and authentication patterns. It detects your project's testing framework automatically and provides syntax examples for both frameworks side-by-side, so you can write fast, readable tests regardless of which one you use.

Laravel-TDD guides you through test-driven development for Laravel applications, covering PHPUnit and Pest frameworks alongside model factories, HTTP controller testing, and Sanctum authentication verification. Learn the red-green-refactor cycle with practical examples for unit tests, feature tests, and JSON API testing, plus techniques for mocking external services and validating authorization.

Laravel Dusk is a powerful testing framework that automates browser interactions for Laravel applications. This skill covers installation, configuration, and practical techniques for writing reliable end-to-end tests without complex setup. Gain hands-on experience with browser automation to validate your application's user workflows.

Pest is a testing framework built on PHPUnit that replaces test classes with closures and assertion methods with a fluent expect() API. This skill covers test structure using test()/it()/describe(), the full expect() chain including modifiers and custom expectations, hooks for setup and teardown, datasets for parameterized testing, and advanced features like architecture rules and mutation testing.

This skill guides you through TDD methodology tailored for Laravel development, using Pest PHP and Laravel's testing tools. Learn the red-green-refactor cycle with Laravel-specific patterns for controllers, models, authorization, APIs, and database operations. Apply TDD consistently across features and bugfixes to build reliable Laravel applications.