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This framework defines a testing Trait (interface) which allows standardized email testing across various email testing services, such as

• MailHog with the MailHogModule
• MailCatcher with the MailCatcherModule
• Mailtrap with the MailtrapModule

Available Test Methods

All testing methods are defined in \Codeception\Email\TestsEmails.

haveEmails()

Checks if there are any emails in the inbox

haveNumberOfEmails($expected)

Checks that the amount of emails in the inbox is exactly $expected

dontHaveEmails()

Checks that there are no emails in the inbox

haveUnreadEmails()

Checks that there is at least one unread email

haveNumberOfUnreadEmails($expected)

Checks that the amount of emails in the unread inbox is exactly $expected

dontHaveUnreadEmails()

Checks that there are no unread emails in the inbox

seeInOpenedEmailBody($expected)

Validates that $expected can be found in the opened email body

seeInOpenedEmailSubject($expected)

Validates that $expected can be found in the opened email subject

dontSeeInOpenedEmailBody($expected)

Checks that $expected cannot be found in the opened email body

dontSeeInOpenedEmailSubject($expected)

Checks that $expected cannot be found in the opened email subject

seeInEmailBody($email, $expected)

Checks that the body of $email contains $expected

dontSeeInEmailBody($email, $expected)

Checks that the body of $email does not contain $expected

seeInEmailSubject($email, $expected)

Checks that the subject of $email contains $expected

dontSeeInEmailSubject($email, $expected)

Checks that the subject of $email does not contain $expected

seeInOpenedEmailSender($expected)

Checks if the sender of the opened email contains $expected

dontSeeInOpenedEmailSender($expected)

Checks if the sender of the opened email does not contain $expected

seeInEmailSender($email, $expected)

Checks if the sender of $email contains $expected

dontSeeInEmailSender($email, $expected)

Checks if the sender of $email does not contain $expected

seeInOpenedEmailReplyTo($expected)

Checks if the ReplyTo of the opened email contains $expected

dontSeeInOpenedEmailReplyTo($expected)

Checks if the ReplyTo of the opened email does not contain $expected

seeInEmailSender($email, $expected)

Checks if the ReplyTo of $email contains $expected

dontSeeInEmailReplyTo($email, $expected)

Checks if the ReplyTo of $email does not contain $expected

seeInOpenedEmailRecipients($expected)

Checks that the recipients of the opened email contain $expected

dontSeeInOpenedEmailRecipients($expected)

Checks that the recipients of the opened email do not contain $expected

seeInEmailRecipients($email, $expected)

Checks that the recipients of $email contain $expected

dontSeeInEmailRecipients($email, $expected)

Checks that the recipients of $email do not contain $expected

seeInOpenedEmailToField($expected)

Checks the the To field of the opened email contains $expected

dontSeeInOpenedEmailToField($expected)

Checks the the To field of the opened email does not contain $expected

seeInEmailToField($email, $expected)

Checks the the To field of $email contains $expected

dontSeeInEmailToField($email, $expected)

Checks the the To field of $email does not contain $expected

seeInOpenedEmailCCField($expected)

Checks that the CC field of the opened email contains $expected

dontSeeInOpenedEmailCCField($expected)

Checks that the CC field of the opened email does not contain $expected

seeInEmailCCField($email, $expected)

Checks that the CC field of $email contains $expected

dontSeeInEmailCCField($email, $expected)

Checks that the CC field of $email does not contain $expected

seeInOpenedEmailBCCField($expected)

Checks that the BCC field of the opened email contains $expected

Warning: it is possible for an email to have its BCC field empty, it doesn't mean that another instance of the same email doesn't exist.

dontSeeInOpenedEmailBCCField($expected)

Checks that the BCC field of the opened email does not contain $expected

Warning: it is possible for an email to have its BCC field empty, it doesn't mean that another instance of the same email doesn't exist.

seeInEmailBCCField($email, $expected)

Checks that the BCC field of $email contains $expected

Warning: it is possible for an email to have its BCC field empty, it doesn't mean that another instance of the same email doesn't exist.

dontSeeInEmailBCCField($email, $expected)

Checks that the BCC field of $email does not contain $expected

Warning: it is possible for an email to have its BCC field empty, it doesn't mean that another instance of the same email doesn't exist.

seeInOpenedEmailPriority($expected)

Checks that the priority of the opened email is $expected

dontSeeInOpenedEmailPriority($expected)

Checks that the priority of the opened email is not $expected

seeInEmailPriority($email, $expected)

Checks that the priority of $email is $expected

dontSeeInEmailPriority($email, $expected)

Checks that the priority of $email is not $expected

Developing For New Testing Services

A base trait defining the interface the test methods require is available in \Codeception\Email\EmailServiceProvider. All of these methods need to be overloaded in a new Service Provider. They are protected as they are only used by the testing layer, not by the user himself.

getCurrentInbox()

Returns the complete current inbox

getUnreadInbox()

Returns the inbox containing unread emails

getOpenedEmail($fetchNextUnread = FALSE)

Main method called by the tests, providing either the currently open email or the next unread one

getEmailBody($email)

Returns the body of an email

getEmailSubject($email)

Returns the subject of an email

getSender($email)

Returns the string containing the sender of the email

getEmailTo($email)

Returns the string containing the persons included in the To field

getEmailCC($email)

Returns the string containing the persons included in the CC field

getEmailBCC($email)

Returns the string containing the persons included in the BCC field

getEmailRecipients($email)

Returns the string containing all of the recipients, such as To, CC and if provided BCC

grabBodyFromEmail

Returns the email body as string

$email_body = $I->grabBodyFromEmail('text/html');
$doc = new DOMDocument();
$doc->loadHTML($email_body);
$login = $doc->getElementById('login')->textContent;
$password = $doc->getElementById('password')->textContent;

Fetch login & password from 'text/html' email MIME-part.

To Do

While this framework should be sufficient for most email testing scenarios, the remaining features need to be implemented

• HTML and Plain Text content
• Attachments
• Priority

License

Copyright (c) 2015-2016 Eric Martel, http://github.com/ericmartel emartel@gmail.com

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