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A package for testing mail in Laravel

Original – by Freek Van der Herten – 1 minute read

Tighten has developed a very useful package for testing mail in Laravel.

Laravel's current integration testing features make it easy to test that certain behaviors—visiting a route, filling out a form, etc.—will trigger certain responses. You can assert that a given event was fired, assert that the database ended up in a certain state, or even assert that a user would end up on a certain page.

But until now, you couldn't easily test that a given piece of mail was sent. MailThief makes that possible.

https://blog.tighten.co/mailthief-by-tighten-a-package-for-testing-mail-in-laravel

A few months ago Adam Wathan, the author of the package, posted this video on his on blog on why and how he created the code that powers MailThief.

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