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Filament•9mo ago
javalava6985

Testting anonymous actions

I have an infolist (ViewProject.php) for my ProjectResource. This just displays a number of sections and groups. Of of those sections contains a number of anonymous actions, like: 
Action::make('invite-teacher')
  ->label('Docent uitnodigen')
  ->icon('heroicon-m-academic-cap')
  ->color('darkGreen')
  ->disabled(function ($record) {
    return !isset($record->teacher);
  })
  ->requiresConfirmation()
  ->action(function ($record) {
    $from = Filament::getTenant();
    SendTeacherInviteEmail::dispatch($record, $from);
    Notification::make('teacher-invited')
      ->title('Uitnodiging verzonden!')
      ->success()
      ->send();
}),
Action::make('invite-teacher')
  ->label('Docent uitnodigen')
  ->icon('heroicon-m-academic-cap')
  ->color('darkGreen')
  ->disabled(function ($record) {
    return !isset($record->teacher);
  })
  ->requiresConfirmation()
  ->action(function ($record) {
    $from = Filament::getTenant();
    SendTeacherInviteEmail::dispatch($record, $from);
    Notification::make('teacher-invited')
      ->title('Uitnodiging verzonden!')
      ->success()
      ->send();
}),
The action itself works just fine, i just have no idea how to reach this action in a (pest) test. Can someone point me in the right direction or tell me how i can refactor if i need to rewrite my actions.
1 Reply
Tally
Tally•9mo ago
Maybe you can create another action class for your logic so you can test it seperately. So for example a SendTeacherInvitationAction class (I use the Laravel Actions a lot, but a simple class will do as well https://www.laravelactions.com/)

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