Testing Email Sending with Laravel Dusk
If you're browser testing with Laravel Dusk, chances are you haven't not been able to verify that emails are being sent – that's because Dusk runs in a browser environment.
In this video, we'll set Dusk up to test sending an email, and show you how to use Laravel email fakes (and a helpful package) to test that an email has been sent.
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