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Examples and API calls for Laravel

Context ​

The Context object manages the browser session lifecycle and server-side helpers. Calls use the PHP Context object. In Laravel tests, access it as $this->context; in standalone PHP, create it with new \Puth\Context($serverUrl, $options).

Browser lifecycle ​

  • $context->createBrowserShim(options?, shimOptions?) creates a Browser shim around a page in a new browser context. The first argument configures browser creation; the second configures shim options such as timeouts.
  • $context->destroy(options?) tear down the context (supports delayed destroy).

Test status ​

  • $context->testFailed() mark the test as failed.
  • $context->testSuccess() mark the test as success.
  • $context->testSucceeded() alias for success.

Snapshots ​

  • $context->getSnapshotsByType(type) return snapshots for a given type.

Temporary files ​

  • $context->saveTemporaryFile(name, content) uploads base64-encoded content to a temporary file on the server and returns its path. The file is removed during context cleanup.

Portal settings ​

  • $context->enablePortal() / $context->disablePortal() change request interception.
  • $context->enableDetour() / $context->disableDetour() change the fallback for unreadable request bodies.

See portal and detours for context options and Laravel defaults.