[5.4] Storage fake and fake files. - #18178
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This allows you to fake a storage disk which replaces it with a local disk pointing into the storage/framework/testing directory. This also includes a way to generate “Fake” uploaded files, especially images, by doing: UploadedFile::fake()->image(‘name.jpg’, width, height)… you may also spoof the size of the image by doing ->size(300) where 300 is the number of kilobytes the file will report as its size.
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This allows you to fake a storage disk which replaces it with a local
disk pointing into the storage/framework/testing directory. This also
includes a way to generate “Fake” uploaded files, especially images, by
doing:
Storage::fake('foo')UploadedFile::fake()->image(‘name.jpg’, $width, $height)->size(100)Storage::disk('foo')->assertExists('name.jpg')Storage::disk('foo')->assertMissing('name.jpg')You may spoof the size of the image by doing
->size(300)where 300 is thenumber of kilobytes the file will report as its size.