pest-testing

Automate PHP testing workflows for Laravel applications using Pest 4.

Updated Feb 6, 2026
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Skill: pest-testing
Source: https://github.com/osmanmoharram/devhub/tree/main/.cursor/skills/pest-testing
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/osmanmoharram/devhub --skill pest-testing-osmanmoharram

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Writing tests for PHP/Laravel apps can be verbose and error-prone; Pest 4 streamlines syntax and organization to speed up test development and increase confidence.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Test creation: write unit, feature, and browser tests using Pest syntax.
  • Browser testing: run tests in real browsers for end-to-end validation, including Livewire components.
  • Data & mocking: support datasets and mocking to cover diverse inputs without boilerplate.
  • Test organization: structured directories like tests/Unit, tests/Feature, tests/Browser.

Quick Start

Create your first Pest test by running php artisan make:test --pest MyTest and placing it under tests/Feature or tests/Unit.

Frequently Asked Questions about pest-testing

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I write PHP tests for Laravel applications using Pest 4?

PHP testing with Pest 4 streamlines syntax and organization for Laravel applications. It automates workflows for unit, feature, and browser tests, including Livewire components, mocking, and datasets, using structured directories like tests/Unit, tests/Feature, and tests/Browser.

What is the best way to run browser tests for Livewire components in Laravel?

Browser testing for Livewire components is supported by placing tests in the tests/Browser directory. Pest 4 automates end-to-end validation in real browsers, ensuring interactive components function correctly.

Do I need Composer and PHP to set up Pest 4 for unit and feature testing?

Yes, Composer and PHP are required to create and run tests using Pest 4. These dependencies manage the testing framework installation and execution for unit, feature, and browser tests in Laravel.

Can I use datasets and mocking in Pest 4 to cover diverse test inputs?

Yes, Pest 4 supports datasets and mocking to cover diverse inputs without boilerplate. This allows you to test multiple scenarios efficiently by passing varied data sets and simulating dependencies.

Why does Pest 4 organize tests into Unit, Feature, and Browser directories?

Pest 4 organizes tests into Unit, Feature, and Browser directories to structure test organization and increase development confidence. This separation ensures isolated testing of code units, application features, and end-to-end browser interactions.