Tests are failing when using handleUpdate() in loop about telebot HOT 2 CLOSED

Hello! This issue is related to #28.

Glad you enjoy working with my library. Firstly, bot testing is extremely unstable and was not officially released yet. And probably, will not and will be deleted in future versions as it is not testing telegram's logic - only mocked response, and I'm not really sure if I've finished mocks for every possible Telegram's method. However, you are using fake toggle wrong. You should use it before using Telegram's API method, same as async and exceptions. For example, in your code you should use it like so:

public function testIssueExample(): void
{
    $bot = LaravelWrapper::bot(); // LaravelWrapper is a Facade for Laravel
    $bot->clearHandlers();
    $bot->addHandler(fn (TeleBot $bot, Update $update, $next) =>
        $bot->fake()->sendMessage([
            'chat_id' => -1,
            'text'    => $update->message->text,
        ])
    );

    $messages = ['random', 'text'];

    foreach ($messages as $message) {
        $update = Update::create([
            'message' => [
                'chat' => [
                    'id' => -1,
                ],
                'text' => $message,
            ],
        ]);

        $response = $bot->handleUpdate($update);
        $this->assertEquals($response->text, $message);
    }
}

You getting Not Found error because when you calling this:

$bot->sendMessage([
    'chat_id' => -1,
    'text'    => $update->message->text,
]);

, you sending request to Telegram's API and trying to send message to chat with id -1 which is not exists

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Thank you very much for your reply!

So for now i came up with two options for me: refactor my handlers a bit or stick to $bot->fake()->handleUpdate() in loop,
will figure out which option is for me better later :)

As for tests, i don't know about coverage of all methods and even though its just mocks, i was really happy to see you added such simple and efficient way to test bots and handlers, because now it is very easy to test single and chains of handlers and their responses, and though it's up to you but i hope you won't delete it, because it is a solid base for testing that made it so much simpler than it used to be 😍

Anyway, thank you very much for your time and help, looking forward to use new versions of this library and wish you all goods 😊

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