This package adds some nice new Livewire assertions which I was missing while testing my applications using Livewire. If you want to know more about WHY I needed them, check out my blog article.

➡️ Version 2.0 of this package only supports Livewire 3. Please use a lower version of this package for other Livewire versions.

You can install the package via composer:

composer require christophrumpel/missing-livewire-assertions

The new assertions get added automatically, so you can use them immediately.

Livewire::test(FeedbackForm::class)
    ->assertPropertyWired('email');

It looks for a string like wire:model="email" in your component's view file. It also detects variations like wire:model.live="email", wire:model.lazy="email", wire:model.debounce="email", wire:model.lazy.10s="email" or wire:model.debounce.500ms="email".

Livewire::test(FeedbackForm::class)
    ->assertMethodWired('submit');

It looks for a string like wire:click="submit" in your component's view file.

Livewire::test(FeedbackForm::class)
    ->assertMethodWired('$toggle(\'sortAsc\')');

It looks for a string like wire:click="$refresh", wire:click="$toggle('sortAsc'), $dispatch('post-created'), along with all other magic actions. When testing for magic actions, you must escape single quotes like shown above.

Livewire::test(FeedbackForm::class)
    ->assertMethodWiredToForm('upload');

It looks for a string like wire:submit.prevent="upload" in your component's view file.

Livewire::test(FeedbackForm::class)
    ->assertMethodWiredToEvent('setValue', 'change');

It looks for a string like wire:change.debounce.150ms="setValue" in your component's view file.

You can also check for actions without any additional modifiers:

Livewire::test(FeedbackForm::class)
    ->assertMethodWiredToEventWithoutModifiers('reset', 'keyup');

This will match wire:keyup="reset", but not wire:keyup.escape="reset". You could match that with

Livewire::test(FeedbackForm::class)
    ->assertMethodWiredToEventWithoutModifiers('reset', 'keyup.escape');

Livewire::test(FeedbackForm::class)
    ->assertContainsLivewireComponent(CategoryList::class);

You can use the component tag name as well:

Livewire::test(FeedbackForm::class)
    ->assertContainsLivewireComponent('category-list');

Livewire::test(FeedbackForm::class)
    ->assertContainsBladeComponent(Button::class);

You can use the component tag name as well:

Livewire::test(FeedbackForm::class)
    ->assertContainsBladeComponent('button');

Livewire::test(FeedbackForm::class)
    ->assertSeeBefore('first string', 'second string');

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