How to ignore arch()->preset()->laravel();?

[laudaikinhdi]

I using arch()->preset()->laravel(); but I want to ignore this lines source

$this->expectations[] = expect('App\Http')
    ->toOnlyBeUsedIn('App\Http');

[sinnbeck]

I havent had a chance to try it, but I think you can customize what to ignore

https://pestphp.com/docs/arch-testing#content-modifiers

[laudaikinhdi]

Thanks for reply. Can you give me example code?

[owenvoke]

It doesn't look like you can exclude only one expectation rule. 🤔

You could use this, but it would ignore all the Laravel preset expectations for that namespace, which I assume you don't want.

arch()
    ->preset()
    ->laravel()
    ->ignoring('App\Http');

It would be good to maybe have a way to just target ignoring a single rule, but they don't have any names or identifiers so not sure how that would work without changing the design of presets.

[sinnbeck]

I would assume this

arch()
->preset()
->laravel()
->ignoring('App\Http');

But you might want to add this manually.

arch()->expect('App\Http\Controllers')
            ->classes()
            ->toHaveSuffix('Controller');

[inmanturbo]

I using arch()->preset()->laravel(); but I want to ignore this lines source

$this->expectations[] = expect('App\Http')
    ->toOnlyBeUsedIn('App\Http');

This seems crazy. What about route files, how to add controller actions to routes?

[laudaikinhdi]

Because I am applying services and repositories, I placed them outside the Http folder. Sometimes, I need to use FormRequest in the service or repository.

[inmanturbo]

Yeah I get that. I meant the preset expectation seems a little crazy, unless I'm mistaken. I mean how to even do routing?