Testing

[imuhammadarsalan]

Hello,

I installed the lib and configured it well, But I want to how can I test if the lib is caching the response? i made a simple project and it returns only the restapi response ..

Could you please guide me.

Thanks
Muhammad.

[rhnkyr]

You can something like this ( using pest ) :

test('it should hit the cache', function () {
    $cacheProfile = Mockery::mock(CacheProfile::class);
    $request = Request::create('https://api.test/api/user/1'); // Change with ur url
    $requestHasher = new DefaultHasher($cacheProfile);

    $cacheProfile->shouldReceive('useCacheNameSuffix')->andReturn('cacheProfileSuffix');

    $this->getJson(action([UserController::class], $this->user_id)) // $this->user_id comes from pest beforeEach()
        ->assertOk();

    $this->assertEquals('responsecache-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx', $requestHasher->getHashFor($request)); // xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx hash of the cache key
});

[mateusjunges]

Hey, not sure if you want to add a PHPUnit test or just want to make sure that the response is being cached. In the second case, you can make a simple curl call using the -v param:

If your app is running at localhost:8000:

curl -s -I -X GET http://localhost:8000

It will return the response headers for you, and if you see a laravel-responsecache: DATE, than you can rest assured that you got a cached response: