rector-laravel-service-mocking

Rector to replace deprecated Laravel service mocking testing methods such as expectsEvents, expectsJobs, and expectsNotifications.

From Laravel 10:

The deprecated MocksApplicationServices trait has been removed from the framework. This trait provided testing methods such as expectsEvents, expectsJobs, and expectsNotifications.

If your application uses these methods, we recommend you transition to Event::fake, Bus::fake, and Notification::fake, respectively. You can learn more about mocking via fakes in the corresponding documentation for the component you are attempting to fake.

Requirements

PHP >=7.4

Install

Install with Composer:

composer require --dev rector/rector remarkablemark/rector-laravel-service-mocking

Usage

Register the rule in rector.php:

<?php

declare(strict_types=1);

use Rector\Config\RectorConfig;
use Remarkablemark\RectorLaravelServiceMocking\LaravelServiceMockingRector;

return static function (RectorConfig $rectorConfig): void {
    $rectorConfig->paths([
        __DIR__ . '/tests',
    ]);
    $rectorConfig->rule(LaravelServiceMockingRector::class);
};

See the diff:

vendor/bin/rector process --dry-run

Apply the rule:

vendor/bin/rector process

Clear the cache and apply the rule:

vendor/bin/rector process --clear-cache

Rule

Before

$this->expectsEvents([MyEvent::class]);

After

 \Illuminate\Support\Facades\Event::fake([MyEvent::class])->assertDispatched([MyEvent::class]);

The test may still fail because of assertDispatched so it's recommended to refactor to:

Event::fake([MyEvent::class]);
// dispatch your event here...
Event::assertDispatched(MyEvent::class);

If you have multiple events, call assertDispatched for each event:

Event::fake([MyEvent1::class, MyEvent2::class]);
// ...
Event::assertDispatched(MyEvent1::class);
Event::assertDispatched(MyEvent2::class);

License

MIT