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In Laravel, you can mock a job object using the Queue
facade and the with
method to set the data on the job. Here is an example of how to mock a job object in Laravel:
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use IlluminateSupportFacadesQueue; use AppJobsExampleJob; // Mock the job object Queue::fake(); // Create an instance of the job $job = new ExampleJob($data); // Set the data on the job object Queue::push($job)->with($data); // Call the job $job->handle(); |
In this example, we are using the Queue::fake()
method to mock the job object. We then create an instance of the job object and push it onto the queue using Queue::push()
. Finally, we use the with
method to set the data on the job object before calling the handle
method on the job to execute the job.
This is a simple way to mock a job object in Laravel for testing purposes.