Is there a way to assert current URL value in Laravel Dusk?

Question

I'm testing a web application with subdomain routing with Laravel Dusk. I have some redirection between subdomain, if some kind of verification is invalid.

So, my goal is to visit an URL $a then assert that I was redirected and the new URL is $b .

I can do:

$browser->visit($a);

But I don't know what to do right after to check what the current URL is.

Answer 1

Here is a way to check the URL value in Laravel Dusk:

$browser->visit($a);
$url = $browser->driver->getCurrentURL();
$this->assertEquals($b, $url);

Answer 2

你可以使用assertUrlIs() ：

$browser->assertUrlIs($b);

Answer 3

TLDR: The most convenient is assertPathIs()

A) Use assertPathIs() to assert that the current relative path matches the given path.

$browser->visit('/admin')
  ->assertPathIs('/login');

B) Use assertUrlIs() to assert that the current URL matches the given URL.

$browser->visit('/admin')
  ->assertUrlIs('http://fullhost.com/login');

Note that you must provide a full URL for this one. Use it when you have URLs with external domains.