Airlock::actingAs

[leemcd56]

I would really like to use this as an alternative to Passport for an API I am building, but a lot of my tests use Passport::actingAs for roles and permissions tests.

How could one go about mocking this functionality for the time being so I could write in tests like this:

   /**
     * Test DELETE /api/properties/{id}.
     *
     * @return void
     */
    public function testDeleteProperty()
    {
        Airlock::actingAs(
            factory(\App\User::class)->create()->attachRole('admin')
        );

        $property = factory(\App\Property::class)->create();
        $response = $this->deleteJson('/api/properties/' . $property->id);

        $response
            ->assertOk()
            ->assertJsonPath('message', 'Deleted property.');

        $this->assertSoftDeleted('properties', [
            'id' => $property->id,
        ]);
    }

[driesvints]

Feel free to attempt a PR.

[amaelftah]

@leemcd56 i have a quick question . does $this->actingAs($user) can solve the case ?

[leemcd56]

@leemcd56 i have a quick question . does $this->actingAs($user) can solve the case ?

@Te7a-Houdini It doesn't create a new personal access token to provide the proper access.

I have opened up PR #51 to add in ::actingAs. I am having an issue creating a new token because, even though migrations are running, the personal_access_tokens table does not appear to exist during the test.

[amaelftah]

Got it thanks for the clarification

[driesvints]

PR was merged