Testing API

InertiaX\Table\Testing\AssertableTable works in PHPUnit and Pest tests. It supports initial HTML, Inertia JSON, and partial responses. The response must be HTTP 200 and contain the named table prop. Use fromEnvelope($envelope) when you already have a complete response envelope.

isSuccessful() Link to isSuccessful#

The table has a successful result

hasRows(2) Link to hasRows#

This page contains exactly two rows

hasRowIds([1, 2]) Link to hasRowIds#

Exact row identities, in this order

hasTotal(2) Link to hasTotal#

Matching count before pagination

hasCellValue(1, 'total_cents', 8419) Link to hasCellValue#

Raw cell value for the identified row

hasState('pagination.page', 1) Link to hasState#

Applied state leaf or complete subtree

hasProblem('filters') Link to hasProblem#

An invalid-url-state issue for that field

hasProblem('page', 'page-unavailable') Link to hasProblem#

The requested page is unavailable

allowsReset(false) Link to allowsReset#

The problem’s server-side reset permission

Missing rows, cells, props, and state paths fail; they never count as null. Numeric identities 1 and 1.0 are equivalent, while the string ID '1' is distinct. Row order and scalar types are preserved in comparisons. Result assertions fail on problem envelopes, even when you expect zero rows.

Envelope and component inputs

Table::make('orders')->toArray() returns the component alone. Use ordinary assertions on its data, state and result, or supply the complete response envelope to fromEnvelope(): that entry point expects both protocolVersion and component.

See Testing tables for a complete feature-test example.

Request URLs

InertiaX\Table\Testing\TableRequest::url($path, $table, sort: '-reference', filters: ['status' => 'paid'], search: 'acme') returns a Laravel URL for $this->get(). Sort accepts one key or an ordered list of keys (- means descending); filters are ANDed equals conditions, and a null value in filters asks for is-not-set (the filter must offer it, for example with nullable()). A null argument omits its setting; [] explicitly clears sorting or filters. Existing unrelated query parameters are retained. Use ordinary request URLs for nested filters, other clauses or malformed-input tests.