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Examples and API calls for Laravel

Dialogs and prompts ​

These helpers handle native JavaScript window.alert(), window.confirm() and window.prompt() dialogs. For a modal rendered inside your page, use normal element selectors and clicks instead.

Basics ​

  • $browser->waitForDialog() waits for any dialog to open.
  • $browser->assertDialogOpened(message) asserts the dialog message.
  • $browser->acceptDialog(value?) accepts a dialog (and fills a prompt).
  • $browser->dismissDialog() dismisses a dialog.
php
$browser->click('#delete');
$browser->assertDialogOpened('Are you sure?');
$browser->acceptDialog();

Prompt input ​

The current Browser API supports two ways to supply prompt text:

  • $browser->typeInDialog(value) queues input until accept.
  • $browser->acceptDialog(value) accepts and supplies the input in one step.
php
$browser->click('#rename');
$browser->acceptDialog('New name');

$browser->typeInDialog() queues text; it does not close the prompt. Call $browser->acceptDialog() to submit that text, or $browser->dismissDialog() to cancel. The cached text is cleared after either action.

Cancel a dialog ​

php
$browser->click('#delete');
$browser->assertDialogOpened('Are you sure?');
$browser->dismissDialog();

Accept or dismiss every dialog your test opens so it can continue interacting with the page.