Fake Telegram interaction
In order to avoid sending real messages to Telegram when testing, the Telegraph facade offers a ::fake() method to start registering sent messages internally instead of sending them to Telegram APIs.
use DefStudio\Telegraph\Facades\Telegraph; Telegraph::fake(); Telegraph::message("Hello devs!")->send(); // the message won be actually sent to telegram, but can still be asserted Telegraph::assertSent('Hello devs!');
Custom responses
If needed for testing purpose, the ::fake() helper can accept an array of responses to be returned for each endpoint call:
Telegraph::fake([ \DefStudio\Telegraph\Telegraph::ENDPOINT_MESSAGE => ['result' => 'oooook'], ]); $response = Telegraph::message('foo')->send(); //$response will be a Response containing a json body: {"result":"oooook"}
Sent data dump
For debugging purpose, a dump of the sent data can be obtained with:
Telegraph::fake(); // Telegraph requests... Telegraph::dumpSentData();