Working with Factories

Factories let you build consistent onOffice response payloads for tests, so you don’t have to craft arrays manually.

Overview

Each factory extends BaseFactory, providing:

• id() to set record IDs (int or string).
• data() to set custom fields.

Example:

use Innobrain\OnOfficeAdapter\Facades\Testing\RecordFactories\EstateFactory;

$fakeEstate = EstateFactory::make()
    ->id(123)
    ->data([
        'objektart' => 'haus',
        'kaufpreis' => 275000,
    ]);

Repository Stubbing

Use the fake() method on a repository to supply factory-based responses:

use Innobrain\OnOfficeAdapter\Facades\EstateRepository;

EstateRepository::fake([
    EstateRepository::page(recordFactories: [
        EstateFactory::make()->id(1),
    ]),
]);

$response = EstateRepository::query()->get();
expect($response->count())->toBe(1);

Multiple Pages or Sequencing

EstateRepository::fake([
    EstateRepository::page(recordFactories: [
        EstateFactory::make()->id(1),
        EstateFactory::make()->id(2),
    ]),
    EstateRepository::page(recordFactories: [
        EstateFactory::make()->id(3),
        EstateFactory::make()->id(4),
    ]),
]);

Other Factories

• AddressFactory
• ActivityFactory
• RelationFactory
• FileFactory
• FilterFactory
• SearchCriteriaFactory
• … and more

Each factory supports a similar interface:

FactoryClass::make()->id(999)->data([...]);

For deeper customization, extend BaseFactory in your test suite with project-specific fields or methods.