Filament•2mo ago

Testing modal form in resource relation

I want to test creating an address which is a sub-resource of customers but the form opens in a modal rather than go to a dedicated form page. How can I test this? I've tried the below and this isn't working

public function test_a_new_address_can_be_created(): void
{
    $customer = Customer::factory()->create();

    $livewire = Livewire::test(
        name: AddressesRelationManager::class,
        params: [
            'ownerRecord' => $customer,
            'pageClass' => EditCustomer::class,
        ],
    );

    $livewire
        ->mountTableAction('create')
        ->fillForm([
            'line_1' => $line1 = 'Test Line 1',
            'line_2' => $line2 = 'Test Line 2',
            'city' => $city = 'Test City',
            'state' => $state = 'Test State',
            'postal_code' => $postalCode = 'TE1 1ST',
            'type' => $type = AddressType::BILLING->value,
        ])
        ->callTableAction('create')
        ->assertHasNoFormErrors();

    $this->assertDatabaseHas(CustomerAddress::class, [
        'line_1' => $line1,
        'line_2' => $line2,
        'city' => $city,
        'state' => $state,
        'postal_code' => $postalCode,
        'type' => $type,
    ]);
}

public function test_a_new_address_can_be_created(): void
{
    $customer = Customer::factory()->create();

    $livewire = Livewire::test(
        name: AddressesRelationManager::class,
        params: [
            'ownerRecord' => $customer,
            'pageClass' => EditCustomer::class,
        ],
    );

    $livewire
        ->mountTableAction('create')
        ->fillForm([
            'line_1' => $line1 = 'Test Line 1',
            'line_2' => $line2 = 'Test Line 2',
            'city' => $city = 'Test City',
            'state' => $state = 'Test State',
            'postal_code' => $postalCode = 'TE1 1ST',
            'type' => $type = AddressType::BILLING->value,
        ])
        ->callTableAction('create')
        ->assertHasNoFormErrors();

    $this->assertDatabaseHas(CustomerAddress::class, [
        'line_1' => $line1,
        'line_2' => $line2,
        'city' => $city,
        'state' => $state,
        'postal_code' => $postalCode,
        'type' => $type,
    ]);
}

19 Replies

AethyrionOP•2mo ago

Anyone able to point me in the right direction with this?

LeandroFerreira•2mo ago

try callMountedTableAction() instead of callTableAction('create')

AethyrionOP•2mo ago

No bueno. I get the same error as in that screengrab fillForm has a second argument $form which defaults to "form", as this is a relation manager form do I need to pass in a form name? Not sure what I'd pass in though or how I'd find the name

Punyapal Shah•2mo ago

use setTableActionData at the place of fillForm

AethyrionOP•2mo ago

Hmm, still the same. This is what the test looks like at the moment with these couple of updates:

$customer = Customer::factory()->create();

$livewire = Livewire::test(
    name: AddressesRelationManager::class,
    params: [
        'ownerRecord' => $customer,
        'pageClass' => EditCustomer::class,
    ],
);

$livewire
    ->mountTableAction('create')
    ->setTableActionData([
        'line_1' => $line1 = 'Test Line 1',
        'line_2' => $line2 = 'Test Line 2',
        'city' => $city = 'Test City',
        'state' => $state = 'Test State',
        'postal_code' => $postalCode = 'TE1 1ST',
        'type' => $type = AddressType::BILLING->value,
    ])
    ->callMountedTableAction()
    ->assertHasNoFormErrors();

$customer = Customer::factory()->create();

$livewire = Livewire::test(
    name: AddressesRelationManager::class,
    params: [
        'ownerRecord' => $customer,
        'pageClass' => EditCustomer::class,
    ],
);

$livewire
    ->mountTableAction('create')
    ->setTableActionData([
        'line_1' => $line1 = 'Test Line 1',
        'line_2' => $line2 = 'Test Line 2',
        'city' => $city = 'Test City',
        'state' => $state = 'Test State',
        'postal_code' => $postalCode = 'TE1 1ST',
        'type' => $type = AddressType::BILLING->value,
    ])
    ->callMountedTableAction()
    ->assertHasNoFormErrors();

It's weird because the error says that InfoList is being passed into form(), but I dd it out and it's an instance of Filament\Forms\Form which is what I expect So I'm not sure where InfoList is coming from

AethyrionOP•2mo ago

Actually it is

Punyapal Shah•2mo ago

best

->callTableAction('create', data: [
      'line_1' => $line1 = 'Test Line 1',
      'line_2' => $line2 = 'Test Line 2',
      'city' => $city = 'Test City',
      'state' => $state = 'Test State',
      'postal_code' => $postalCode = 'TE1 1ST',
      'type' => $type = AddressType::BILLING->value,
  ])

->callTableAction('create', data: [
      'line_1' => $line1 = 'Test Line 1',
      'line_2' => $line2 = 'Test Line 2',
      'city' => $city = 'Test City',
      'state' => $state = 'Test State',
      'postal_code' => $postalCode = 'TE1 1ST',
      'type' => $type = AddressType::BILLING->value,
  ])

AethyrionOP•2mo ago

Still getting that same error 😮‍💨 I'm not sure exactly what an InfoList is, but I'm not explicitly using one in anything I've set up so far The form itself works fine if I were to create an address manually

LeandroFerreira•2mo ago

Did you solve it?

AethyrionOP•2mo ago

Unfortunately not. I keep getting that same error about InfoList Which I don’t understand why because I’m not using an info list anywhere

LeandroFerreira•2mo ago

let me try that..

AethyrionOP•2mo ago

Any joy?

LeandroFerreira•2mo ago

sorry for the delay.. try this

$customer = Customer::factory()->create();
$class = EditCustomer::class;

Livewire::test(AddressesRelationManager::class, [
    'ownerRecord' => $customer,
    'pageClass' => $class,
])
    ->assertTableActionExists(\Filament\Tables\Actions\CreateAction::class)
    ->mountTableAction(\Filament\Tables\Actions\CreateAction::class)
    ->setTableActionData([
        'line_1' => $line1 = 'Test Line 1',
        'line_2' => $line2 = 'Test Line 2',
        'city' => $city = 'Test City',
        'state' => $state = 'Test State',
        'postal_code' => $postalCode = 'TE1 1ST',
        'type' => $type = AddressType::BILLING->value,
    ])
    ->callMountedTableAction()
    ->assertHasNoTableActionErrors();

$customer = Customer::factory()->create();
$class = EditCustomer::class;

Livewire::test(AddressesRelationManager::class, [
    'ownerRecord' => $customer,
    'pageClass' => $class,
])
    ->assertTableActionExists(\Filament\Tables\Actions\CreateAction::class)
    ->mountTableAction(\Filament\Tables\Actions\CreateAction::class)
    ->setTableActionData([
        'line_1' => $line1 = 'Test Line 1',
        'line_2' => $line2 = 'Test Line 2',
        'city' => $city = 'Test City',
        'state' => $state = 'Test State',
        'postal_code' => $postalCode = 'TE1 1ST',
        'type' => $type = AddressType::BILLING->value,
    ])
    ->callMountedTableAction()
    ->assertHasNoTableActionErrors();

AethyrionOP•2mo ago

No worries! I'm glad of the help ^^

AethyrionOP•2mo ago

Worked a treat - thank you! 🙂

AethyrionOP•2mo ago

It looks like it was assertHasNoFormErrors that was the issue. If I put that back in place of assertHasNoTableActionErrors then the InfoList error comes back. I thought because it's a form despite it being in a modal and not on a page that I could still use formFill, assertHasNoFormErrors, etc. Really appreciate you taking the time to help with this 🙂

LeandroFerreira•2mo ago

exactly ✌️

AethyrionOP•2mo ago

I know I’ve marked this as solved already, but just had a thought: what if I had multiple relation managers on a resource? This works at the moment as there’s only one.

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