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Testing with PhpUnit a blade view that contains @include or @extend directives in a Laravel 5 Package



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I'm developing a Laravel package and I'm trying to figure out how to test with PhpUnit, a Blade view that contains @include or @extend directives.



This is the structure of the package resource folder:



resources
-- views
---- create.blade.php
---- edit.blade.php
---- layout.blade.php


The create and edit views start extending the layout one.



@extends('vendor.laravel-responsive-gallery.layout')


When I install the package in an application and publish the views this works fine, but when I'm in the test environment and I run PhpUnit i get the error.




The response is not a view.




This because PhpUnit cannot resolve the address of the view.



I have tried also with this approach to avoid testing that line of code.



@if (env('APP_ENV')!='testing')
@extends('vendor.laravel-responsive-gallery.layout')
@endif


But I PhpUnit throw again the same error.



Since is not possible to assign a relative path to an @extends or @include directive, do you know how can I test my view without commenting this @extends line?



I've checked already on Stack overflow and on the Internet but I didn't find any mention to this.










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    I'm developing a Laravel package and I'm trying to figure out how to test with PhpUnit, a Blade view that contains @include or @extend directives.



    This is the structure of the package resource folder:



    resources
    -- views
    ---- create.blade.php
    ---- edit.blade.php
    ---- layout.blade.php


    The create and edit views start extending the layout one.



    @extends('vendor.laravel-responsive-gallery.layout')


    When I install the package in an application and publish the views this works fine, but when I'm in the test environment and I run PhpUnit i get the error.




    The response is not a view.




    This because PhpUnit cannot resolve the address of the view.



    I have tried also with this approach to avoid testing that line of code.



    @if (env('APP_ENV')!='testing')
    @extends('vendor.laravel-responsive-gallery.layout')
    @endif


    But I PhpUnit throw again the same error.



    Since is not possible to assign a relative path to an @extends or @include directive, do you know how can I test my view without commenting this @extends line?



    I've checked already on Stack overflow and on the Internet but I didn't find any mention to this.










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      I'm developing a Laravel package and I'm trying to figure out how to test with PhpUnit, a Blade view that contains @include or @extend directives.



      This is the structure of the package resource folder:



      resources
      -- views
      ---- create.blade.php
      ---- edit.blade.php
      ---- layout.blade.php


      The create and edit views start extending the layout one.



      @extends('vendor.laravel-responsive-gallery.layout')


      When I install the package in an application and publish the views this works fine, but when I'm in the test environment and I run PhpUnit i get the error.




      The response is not a view.




      This because PhpUnit cannot resolve the address of the view.



      I have tried also with this approach to avoid testing that line of code.



      @if (env('APP_ENV')!='testing')
      @extends('vendor.laravel-responsive-gallery.layout')
      @endif


      But I PhpUnit throw again the same error.



      Since is not possible to assign a relative path to an @extends or @include directive, do you know how can I test my view without commenting this @extends line?



      I've checked already on Stack overflow and on the Internet but I didn't find any mention to this.










      share|improve this question
















      I'm developing a Laravel package and I'm trying to figure out how to test with PhpUnit, a Blade view that contains @include or @extend directives.



      This is the structure of the package resource folder:



      resources
      -- views
      ---- create.blade.php
      ---- edit.blade.php
      ---- layout.blade.php


      The create and edit views start extending the layout one.



      @extends('vendor.laravel-responsive-gallery.layout')


      When I install the package in an application and publish the views this works fine, but when I'm in the test environment and I run PhpUnit i get the error.




      The response is not a view.




      This because PhpUnit cannot resolve the address of the view.



      I have tried also with this approach to avoid testing that line of code.



      @if (env('APP_ENV')!='testing')
      @extends('vendor.laravel-responsive-gallery.layout')
      @endif


      But I PhpUnit throw again the same error.



      Since is not possible to assign a relative path to an @extends or @include directive, do you know how can I test my view without commenting this @extends line?



      I've checked already on Stack overflow and on the Internet but I didn't find any mention to this.







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          I've solved registering the view in the ServiceProvider of my package.

          Telling that this package provide some views in the /resources/views directory and this views can be accessed using the vendor name of the package php-responsive-quote.



          public function boot()
          ...
          $this->loadViewsFrom(__DIR__ . '/../resources/views', 'php-responsive-quote');
          ...



          And then in the view, calling the @extends and the @include directive in this way.



          @extends('laravel-responsive-gallery::layout')

          @include('laravel-responsive-gallery::partials.input', [
          'title' => 'Image file name',
          'name' => 'file_name',
          'placeholder' => '',
          ])





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            I've solved registering the view in the ServiceProvider of my package.

            Telling that this package provide some views in the /resources/views directory and this views can be accessed using the vendor name of the package php-responsive-quote.



            public function boot()
            ...
            $this->loadViewsFrom(__DIR__ . '/../resources/views', 'php-responsive-quote');
            ...



            And then in the view, calling the @extends and the @include directive in this way.



            @extends('laravel-responsive-gallery::layout')

            @include('laravel-responsive-gallery::partials.input', [
            'title' => 'Image file name',
            'name' => 'file_name',
            'placeholder' => '',
            ])





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              I've solved registering the view in the ServiceProvider of my package.

              Telling that this package provide some views in the /resources/views directory and this views can be accessed using the vendor name of the package php-responsive-quote.



              public function boot()
              ...
              $this->loadViewsFrom(__DIR__ . '/../resources/views', 'php-responsive-quote');
              ...



              And then in the view, calling the @extends and the @include directive in this way.



              @extends('laravel-responsive-gallery::layout')

              @include('laravel-responsive-gallery::partials.input', [
              'title' => 'Image file name',
              'name' => 'file_name',
              'placeholder' => '',
              ])





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                I've solved registering the view in the ServiceProvider of my package.

                Telling that this package provide some views in the /resources/views directory and this views can be accessed using the vendor name of the package php-responsive-quote.



                public function boot()
                ...
                $this->loadViewsFrom(__DIR__ . '/../resources/views', 'php-responsive-quote');
                ...



                And then in the view, calling the @extends and the @include directive in this way.



                @extends('laravel-responsive-gallery::layout')

                @include('laravel-responsive-gallery::partials.input', [
                'title' => 'Image file name',
                'name' => 'file_name',
                'placeholder' => '',
                ])





                share|improve this answer















                I've solved registering the view in the ServiceProvider of my package.

                Telling that this package provide some views in the /resources/views directory and this views can be accessed using the vendor name of the package php-responsive-quote.



                public function boot()
                ...
                $this->loadViewsFrom(__DIR__ . '/../resources/views', 'php-responsive-quote');
                ...



                And then in the view, calling the @extends and the @include directive in this way.



                @extends('laravel-responsive-gallery::layout')

                @include('laravel-responsive-gallery::partials.input', [
                'title' => 'Image file name',
                'name' => 'file_name',
                'placeholder' => '',
                ])






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