Quick Tip: Unit Testing JSON Columns in Laravel
Published on by Jason Beggs
You may know that you can query against JSON columns using the column->key
syntax in Laravel, but I recently learned you can use the same syntax in your tests when asserting that the database has certain data!
Query Example
FormElement::where('rules->required', null)->get();
Testing Example
/** @test */public method a_form_element_can_be_stored{ // Do some stuff... $this->assertDatabaseHas('form_elements', [ 'rules->required' => null, ]);}
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