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DOM Assertions for Laravel
==========================

[](#dom-assertions-for-laravel)

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This package provides some extra assertion helpers to use in HTTP Tests. If you have ever needed more control over your view assertions than `assertSee`, `assertSeeInOrder`, `assertSeeText`, `assertSeeTextInOrder`, `assertDontSee`, and `assertDontSeeText` then this is the package for you.

Installation
------------

[](#installation)

You can install the package via composer:

> Version 3.x and above requires PHP 8.1+ and Laravel 10+.

```
composer require sinnbeck/laravel-dom-assertions --dev
```

> **Note:** If you're using PHP 8.0 or Laravel 9, please use version 2.x:

```
 composer require sinnbeck/laravel-dom-assertions:^2.0 --dev
```

Table of contents
-----------------

[](#table-of-contents)

- [Asserting on elements](#asserting-on-elements)
- [Asserting on forms](#asserting-on-forms)
- [Asserting on selects](#asserting-on-selects)
- [Asserting on datalists](#asserting-on-datalists)
- [Asserting on text](#asserting-on-text)
- [Quick existence checks](#quick-existence-checks)
- [Usage with Livewire](#usage-with-livewire)
- [Usage with Blade views and components](#usage-with-blade-views-and-components)
- [Method reference](#method-reference)
- [Rector rules](#rector-rules)
- [Contributing](#contributing)
- [Credits](#credits)
- [License](#license)

Asserting on elements
---------------------

[](#asserting-on-elements)

Use `assertElementExists()` (or its alias `assertElement()`) on a test response to assert against the DOM. This package assumes a valid HTML document and will wrap your markup in ``, ``, and `` tags if they are missing.

Called with no arguments, it simply asserts that a `` element was parsed:

```
$this->get('/some-route')
    ->assertElementExists();
```

Pass a CSS selector as the first argument to target a specific element:

```
$this->get('/some-route')
    ->assertElementExists('#nav');
```

The second argument is a closure that receives an `AssertElement` instance, which is where all of the fluent assertions below live.

### Asserting the element type

[](#asserting-the-element-type)

```
$this->get('/some-route')
    ->assertElementExists('#overview', function (AssertElement $assert) {
        $assert->is('div');
    });
```

### Asserting attributes

[](#asserting-attributes)

Assert that an attribute is present, optionally with a specific value:

```
$this->get('/some-route')
    ->assertElementExists('#overview', function (AssertElement $assert) {
        $assert->has('x-data', '{foo: 1}');
    });
```

Or assert that it is absent:

```
$this->get('/some-route')
    ->assertElementExists('#overview', function (AssertElement $assert) {
        $assert->doesntHave('x-data', '{foo: 2}');
    });
```

### Asserting on children

[](#asserting-on-children)

Confirm a child element exists:

```
$this->get('/some-route')
    ->assertElementExists('#overview', function (AssertElement $assert) {
        $assert->contains('div');
    });
```

Narrow it down with a CSS selector:

```
$this->get('/some-route')
    ->assertElementExists('#overview', function (AssertElement $assert) {
        $assert->contains('div:nth-of-type(3)');
    });
```

Assert that the child carries certain attributes:

```
$this->get('/some-route')
    ->assertElementExists('#overview', function (AssertElement $assert) {
        $assert->contains('li.list-item', ['x-data' => 'foobar']);
    });
```

Assert it appears an exact number of times by passing a count as the final argument:

```
$this->get('/some-route')
    ->assertElementExists('#overview', function (AssertElement $assert) {
        $assert->contains('li.list-item', ['x-data' => 'foobar'], 3);
    });
```

When you only care about the count, drop the attributes argument:

```
$this->get('/some-route')
    ->assertElementExists('#overview', function (AssertElement $assert) {
        $assert->contains('li.list-item', 3);
    });
```

Or assert that no matching child exists:

```
$this->get('/some-route')
    ->assertElementExists('#overview', function (AssertElement $assert) {
        $assert->doesntContain('li.list-item', ['x-data' => 'foobar']);
    });
```

### Drilling into a child

[](#drilling-into-a-child)

`find()` selects the first matching child and lets you assert against it. Pass a closure to receive a fresh `AssertElement` for that child:

```
$this->get('/some-route')
    ->assertElementExists('#overview', function (AssertElement $assert) {
        $assert->find('li:nth-of-type(3)', function (AssertElement $element) {
            $element->is('li');
        });
    });
```

To assert against *every* matching element rather than just the first, use `each()`:

```
$this->get('/some-route')
    ->assertElementExists('#overview', function (AssertElement $assert) {
        $assert->each('li', function (AssertElement $element) {
            $element->has('class', 'list-item');
        });
    });
```

Because each `find()` hands you another `AssertElement`, you can drill arbitrarily deep into the DOM:

```
$this->get('/some-route')
    ->assertElementExists(function (AssertElement $element) {
        $element->find('div', function (AssertElement $element) {
            $element->is('div');

            $element->find('p', function (AssertElement $element) {
                $element->is('p');
                $element->find('#label', fn (AssertElement $element) => $element->is('span'));
            });

            $element->find('p:nth-of-type(2)', function (AssertElement $element) {
                $element->is('p');
                $element->find('.sub-header', fn (AssertElement $element) => $element->is('h4'));
            });
        });
    });
```

### Magic methods

[](#magic-methods)

Element type and attribute assertions have convenient magic-method shortcuts:

```
$assert->isDiv();                              // is('div')
$assert->hasXData('{foo: 1}');                 // has('x-data', '{foo: 1}')
$assert->containsDiv(['class' => 'foo'], 3);   // contains('div', ['class' => 'foo'], 3)
$assert->doesntContainSpan(['class' => 'foo']); // doesntContain('span', ['class' => 'foo'])
$assert->findDiv(fn (AssertElement $el) => $el->isDiv()); // find('div', ...)
```

Asserting on forms
------------------

[](#asserting-on-forms)

Forms support every element assertion above, plus a handful of form-specific helpers. Use `assertFormExists()` (alias `assertForm()`), which targets the first `` on the page by default:

```
$this->get('/some-route')
    ->assertFormExists();
```

Pass a selector to target a specific form:

```
$this->get('/some-route')
    ->assertFormExists('#users-form');
```

The closure receives an `AssertForm` instance. Assert on the action and method:

```
$this->get('/some-route')
    ->assertFormExists('#form1', function (AssertForm $form) {
        $form->hasAction('/logout')
            ->hasMethod('post');
    });
```

Omit the selector entirely and pass the closure directly to target the first form:

```
$this->get('/some-route')
    ->assertFormExists(function (AssertForm $form) {
        $form->hasAction('/logout')->hasMethod('post');
    });
```

### CSRF tokens and method spoofing

[](#csrf-tokens-and-method-spoofing)

```
$this->get('/some-route')
    ->assertFormExists(function (AssertForm $form) {
        $form->hasAction('/update-user')
            ->hasMethod('post')
            ->hasCSRF()
            ->hasSpoofMethod('PUT');
    });
```

Any method other than `GET` or `POST` is automatically treated as a spoofed method, so this is equivalent to calling `hasSpoofMethod('PUT')`:

```
$this->get('/some-route')
    ->assertFormExists(function (AssertForm $form) {
        $form->hasMethod('PUT');
    });
```

Arbitrary attributes are supported too, including via magic methods:

```
$this->get('/some-route')
    ->assertFormExists(function (AssertForm $form) {
        $form->has('x-data', 'foo')
            ->hasEnctype('multipart/form-data'); // magic method
    });
```

### Inputs, textareas, and buttons

[](#inputs-textareas-and-buttons)

```
$this->get('/some-route')
    ->assertFormExists(function (AssertForm $form) {
        $form->containsInput(['name' => 'first_name', 'value' => 'Gunnar'])
            ->containsTextarea(['name' => 'comment', 'value' => '...']);
    });
```

You can also assert on arbitrary children, or their absence:

```
$this->get('/some-route')
    ->assertFormExists(function (AssertForm $form) {
        $form->contains('label', ['for' => 'username'])
            ->containsButton(['type' => 'submit']) // magic method
            ->doesntContain('label', ['for' => 'password']);
    });
```

Asserting on selects
--------------------

[](#asserting-on-selects)

`findSelect()` takes a selector and a closure that receives an `AssertSelect` instance. Assert on the select's own attributes:

```
$this->get('/some-route')
    ->assertFormExists(function (AssertForm $form) {
        $form->findSelect('select:nth-of-type(2)', function (AssertSelect $select) {
            $select->has('name', 'country');
        });
    });
```

Assert on its options. Check one at a time with `containsOption()`, or several at once with `containsOptions()`:

```
$this->get('/some-route')
    ->assertFormExists(function (AssertForm $form) {
        $form->findSelect('select:nth-of-type(2)', function (AssertSelect $select) {
            $select->containsOption([
                'x-data' => 'none',
                'value'  => 'none',
                'text'   => 'None',
            ])->containsOptions(
                ['value' => 'dk', 'text' => 'Denmark'],
                ['value' => 'us', 'text' => 'USA'],
            );
        });
    });
```

Assert on the selected value, or on multiple selected values for a multi-select:

```
$this->get('/some-route')
    ->assertFormExists('#form1', function (AssertForm $form) {
        $form->findSelect('select', function (AssertSelect $select) {
            $select->hasValue('da');
            $select->hasValues(['da', 'en']);
        });
    });
```

Asserting on datalists
----------------------

[](#asserting-on-datalists)

Datalists work like selects via `findDatalist()`, which provides an `AssertDatalist` instance. The selector must be either `datalist` or an id such as `#skills`:

```
$this->get('/some-route')
    ->assertFormExists('#form1', function (AssertForm $form) {
        $form->findDatalist('#skills', function (AssertDatalist $list) {
            $list->containsOptions(
                ['value' => 'PHP'],
                ['value' => 'Javascript'],
            );
        });
    });
```

Asserting on text
-----------------

[](#asserting-on-text)

`containsText()` and `doesntContainText()` assert against an element's text content:

```
$this->get('/some-route')
    ->assertElementExists('#overview', function (AssertElement $assert) {
        $assert->containsText('Hello World');
    });
```

For the common case of asserting a single element contains some text, `assertElementContainsText()` is a shorthand that skips the closure:

```
$this->get('/some-route')
    ->assertElementContainsText('#overview', 'Hello World')
    ->assertElementContainsText('#overview', 'hello world', ignoreCase: true);
```

It selects the element (failing if the selector matches nothing), asserts its text contains the needle, and returns the response so calls can be chained. It takes the same `$ignoreCase` and `$normalizeWhitespace` arguments as `containsText()`:

```
$this->get('/some-route')
    ->assertElementContainsText('#overview', 'Hello World', normalizeWhitespace: true);
```

### Whitespace normalisation

[](#whitespace-normalisation)

By default these comparisons match text exactly as it appears in the DOM. Templates often introduce a lot of incidental whitespace, such as indented Blade, multi-line content, or `\r\n` line endings, so you can collapse and trim it instead.

Enable it for a single call:

```
$assert->containsText('Hello World', ignoreCase: false, normalizeWhitespace: true);
```

Enable it globally from `TestCase::setUp()` or `AppServiceProvider::boot()`:

```
config()->set('dom-assertions.normalize_whitespace', true);
```

Or publish the config file if you prefer:

```
php artisan vendor:publish --tag=dom-assertions-config
```

This creates `config/dom-assertions.php`:

```
return [
    /*
    | When enabled, text comparisons performed by `containsText` and
    | `doesntContainText` will collapse consecutive whitespace and trim
    | vertical whitespace from both the needle and haystack by default.
    |
    | This can still be overridden per-call by passing an explicit boolean
    | as the third argument to those assertions.
    */
    'normalize_whitespace' => true,
];
```

When `normalizeWhitespace` is left as `null`, it falls back to this config value. With the global default on, pass `normalizeWhitespace: false` to force strict matching for a single assertion.

Quick existence checks
----------------------

[](#quick-existence-checks)

For simple checks where a full closure is overkill, use `assertContainsElement()` and `assertDoesntExist()` directly on the response. `assertContainsElement()` optionally accepts an array of expected attributes:

```
$this->get('/some-route')
    ->assertContainsElement('#content')
    ->assertContainsElement('div.banner', ['text' => 'Successfully deleted', 'data-status' => 'success'])
    ->assertDoesntExist('div.not-here');
```

When a check fails, chain `ddContent()` to dump the parsed page and see what was actually rendered:

```
$this->blade('')
    ->assertContainsElement('#content')
    ->ddContent();
```

Tip

These methods are shared across the response, view, and component macros, so they are available anywhere this package can be used.

Usage with Livewire
-------------------

[](#usage-with-livewire)

Livewire's testing helpers return Laravel's `TestResponse`, so everything works without any changes:

```
Livewire::test(UserForm::class)
    ->assertElementExists('form', function (AssertElement $form) {
        $form->find('#submit', function (AssertElement $assert) {
            $assert->is('button');
            $assert->has('text', 'Submit');
        })->contains('[wire\:model="name"]', 1);
    });
```

Usage with Blade views and components
-------------------------------------

[](#usage-with-blade-views-and-components)

Test a Blade view directly:

```
$this->view('navigation')
    ->assertElementExists('nav > ul', function (AssertElement $ul) {
        $ul->contains('li', ['class' => 'active']);
    });
```

Or a Blade component:

```
$this->component(Navigation::class)
    ->assertElementExists('nav > ul', function (AssertElement $ul) {
        $ul->contains('li', ['class' => 'active']);
    });
```

Method reference
----------------

[](#method-reference)

### Element methods (`AssertElement`)

[](#element-methods-assertelement)

MethodDescription`is($type)`Assert the element is of a given type (`div`, `span`, etc).`isDiv()`Magic method. Same as `is('div')`.`has($attribute, $value = null)`Assert the element has an attribute, optionally with a given value.`hasXData('foo')`Magic method. Same as `has('x-data', 'foo')`.`doesntHave($attribute, $value = null)`Assert the element does not have the attribute/value.`contains($selector, $attributes = [], $count = null)`Assert a child element exists, optionally with attributes and/or an exact count.`containsDiv(['class' => 'foo'], 3)`Magic method. Same as `contains('div', ['class' => 'foo'], 3)`.`doesntContain($selector, $attributes = [])`Assert no matching child exists.`doesntContainDiv(['class' => 'foo'])`Magic method. Same as `doesntContain('div', ['class' => 'foo'])`.`containsText($needle, $ignoreCase = false, $normalizeWhitespace = null)`Assert the element's text contains a string. `$normalizeWhitespace` defaults to the `dom-assertions.normalize_whitespace` config value when `null`.`doesntContainText($needle, $ignoreCase = false, $normalizeWhitespace = null)`Assert the element's text does not contain a string. Same `$normalizeWhitespace` behaviour.`find($selector, $callback)`Drill into the first matching child and receive a new `AssertElement`.`findDiv(fn (AssertElement $el) => ...)`Magic method. Same as `find('div', ...)`.`each($selector, $callback)`Run the callback against every matching child.### Form methods (`AssertForm`)

[](#form-methods-assertform)

MethodDescription`hasAction($url)`Assert the form posts to a given action.`hasMethod($method)`Assert the form uses a given method (non-GET/POST forwards to `hasSpoofMethod`).`hasSpoofMethod($method)`Assert the form contains a spoofed `_method` field.`hasCSRF()`Assert the form contains a CSRF token.`containsInput($attributes)`Assert a matching `` exists.`containsTextarea($attributes)`Assert a matching `` exists.`findSelect($selector, $callback)`Drill into a `` and receive an `AssertSelect`.`findDatalist($selector, $callback)`Drill into a `` and receive an `AssertDatalist`.All `AssertElement` methods are also available on forms.

### Select methods (`AssertSelect`)

[](#select-methods-assertselect)

MethodDescription`hasValue($value)`Assert the select's selected value.`hasValues($values)`Assert the selected values of a multiple select.`containsOption($attributes)`Assert a single option with the given attributes exists.`containsOptions(...$attributes)`Assert several options exist (one array per option).Rector rules
------------

[](#rector-rules)

This package ships [Rector](https://getrector.com/) rules to keep your assertions consistent as the package evolves.

RuleDescription`AssertElementToAssertContainsElementRule`Converts verbose `assertElement()` closures into flat `assertContainsElement()` chains.Register a rule in your `rector.php`:

```
use Rector\Config\RectorConfig;
use Sinnbeck\DomAssertions\Rector\Rules\AssertElementToAssertContainsElementRule;

return RectorConfig::configure()
    ->withRules([
        AssertElementToAssertContainsElementRule::class,
    ]);
```

### `AssertElementToAssertContainsElementRule`

[](#assertelementtoassertcontainselementrule)

Converts `assertElement()` calls whose closures only use `find`, `contains`, `containsText`, or `has` into flat `assertContainsElement()` chains:

```
// Before
$response->assertElement('#content', function (AssertElement $element) {
    $element->find('h1', function (AssertElement $element) {
        $element->containsText('Hello World');
    });
    $element->contains('p', ['class' => 'foo']);
});

// After
$response->assertContainsElement('#content h1', ['text' => 'Hello World'])
         ->assertContainsElement('#content p', ['class' => 'foo']);
```

Testing this package
--------------------

[](#testing-this-package)

```
vendor/bin/pest
```

Changelog
---------

[](#changelog)

Please see [CHANGELOG](CHANGELOG.md) for more information on what has changed recently.

Contributing
------------

[](#contributing)

Please see [CONTRIBUTING](CONTRIBUTING.md) for details.

Credits
-------

[](#credits)

- [René Sinnbeck](https://github.com/sinnbeck)
- [Jack Bayliss](https://github.com/jackbayliss)
- [All Contributors](../../contributors)

License
-------

[](#license)

The MIT License (MIT). Please see [License File](LICENSE.md) for more information.

###  Health Score

65

—

FairBetter than 99% of packages

Maintenance98

Actively maintained with recent releases

Popularity51

Moderate usage in the ecosystem

Community30

Small or concentrated contributor base

Maturity69

Established project with proven stability

 Bus Factor1

Top contributor holds 61.3% of commits — single point of failure

How is this calculated?**Maintenance (25%)** — Last commit recency, latest release date, and issue-to-star ratio. Uses a 2-year decay window.

**Popularity (30%)** — Total and monthly downloads, GitHub stars, and forks. Logarithmic scaling prevents top-heavy scores.

**Community (15%)** — Contributors, dependents, forks, watchers, and maintainers. Measures real ecosystem engagement.

**Maturity (30%)** — Project age, version count, PHP version support, and release stability.

###  Release Activity

Cadence

Every ~29 days

Recently: every ~7 days

Total

47

Last Release

19d ago

Major Versions

v0.3.5 → v1.0.02022-10-25

v1.5.4 → v2.0.02025-03-31

v2.9.0 → v3.0.02026-01-26

PHP version history (2 changes)v0.1PHP ^8.0

v3.0.0PHP ^8.1

### Community

Maintainers

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