Testing with Auditor::fake()

Auditor::fake() swaps the storage for an in-memory one and gives you assertions:

use Rembon\LaravelAuditor\Data\EntryData;
use Rembon\LaravelAuditor\Data\ModelChangeData;
use Rembon\LaravelAuditor\Enums\ChangeEvent;
use Rembon\LaravelAuditor\Facades\Auditor;

it('records who renamed the post', function () {
    Auditor::fake();

    $this->actingAs($user)->put("/posts/{$post->id}", ['title' => 'New']);

    Auditor::assertChangeRecorded(Post::class, $post->id, ChangeEvent::Updated,
        fn (ModelChangeData $change) => $change->newValues['title'] === 'New');

    Auditor::assertEntryRecorded(fn (EntryData $entry) => $entry->userId === (string) $user->id);
});

Assertion
assertEntryRecorded(?Closure $callback = null)
assertEntryNotRecorded(?Closure $callback = null)
assertChangeRecorded(string $type, $id = null, ChangeEvent|string|null $event = null, ?Closure $callback = null)
assertChangeNotRecorded(string $type, $id = null, $event = null)
assertAbilityDenied(string $ability)
assertAbilityGranted(string $ability)
assertNothingRecorded()

Set AUDITOR_THROW=true in phpunit.xml so recording errors fail your tests instead of being reported silently.