Pest provides concise functional syntax while retaining PHPUnit underneath: ~~~php it('finds a user by id', function (): void { $repository = Mockery::mock(UserRepository::class); $repository->expects('findById')->with('u-1')->andReturn(new User('u-1')); expect((new UserService($repository))->find('u-1')->id) ->toBe('u-1'); }); ~~~ Organize tests by Unit, Integration, or Feature, keep them deterministic, and follow red-green-refactor.
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Pest provides concise functional syntax while retaining PHPUnit underneath:
~~~php
it('finds a user by id', function (): void {
$repository = Mockery::mock(UserRepository::class);
$repository->expects('findById')->with('u-1')->andReturn(new User('u-1'));
expect((new UserService($repository))->find('u-1')->id)
->toBe('u-1');
});
~~~
Organize tests by Unit, Integration, or Feature, keep them deterministic, and follow red-green-refactor.
