Jun 5, 2025 · Jun 5, 2025
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 ## Before/After Attributes

 You can control execution flow with `#[Before]` and `#[After]` attributes. You may move common actions
 into protected (i.e. non-test) methods and invoke them before or after the test method by putting them into attributes.
 When adding multiple `#[Before]` or `#[After]` attributes, methods are invoked in order from top to bottom.
 You may move common actions into private/protected (i.e. non-test) methods and invoke them before or after the test method
 by passing them as `#[Before]` and `#[After]` attributes. The referenced method needs to be in the same class as the public function.

 ```php
 <?php
 use Codeception\Attribute\Before;
 use Codeception\Attribute\After;

 class ModeratorCest {

    protected function login(AcceptanceTester $I)
 finalclass ModeratorCest
 {
    protected function login(FunctionalTester $I): void
    {
        $I->amOnPage('/login');
        $I->fillField('Username', 'miles');
    }

    #[Before('login')]
    public function banUser(AcceptanceTester $I)
    public function banUser(FunctionalTester $I): void
    {
        $I->amOnPage('/users/charlie-parker');
        $I->see('Ban', '.button');
        $I->click('Ban');
    }

    // you can specify multiple before and after methods:
    // Multiple `#[Before]` or `#[After]` attributes are invoked in order from top to bottom:
    #[Before('login')]
    #[Before('cleanup')]
    public function addUser(FunctionalTester $I): void
    {
        // ...
    }

    // But you can also pass multiple methods in each attribute:
    #[Before('login', 'cleanup')]
    #[After('logout', 'close')]
    public function addUser(AcceptanceTester $I)
    public function addUser(FunctionalTester $I): void
    {
        $I->amOnPage('/users/charlie-parker');
        $I->see('Ban', '.button');
        $I->click('Ban');
        // ...
    }
 }
 ```
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		## Before/After Attributes

		You can control execution flow with `#[Before]` and `#[After]` attributes. You may move common actions
		into protected (i.e. non-test) methods and invoke them before or after the test method by putting them into attributes.
		When adding multiple `#[Before]` or `#[After]` attributes, methods are invoked in order from top to bottom.
		You may move common actions into private/protected (i.e. non-test) methods and invoke them before or after the test method
		by passing them as `#[Before]` and `#[After]` attributes. The referenced method needs to be in the same class as the public function.

		```php
		<?php
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		use Codeception\Attribute\Before;
		use Codeception\Attribute\After;

		class ModeratorCest {

		protected function login(AcceptanceTester $I)
		finalclass ModeratorCest
		{
		protected function login(FunctionalTester $I): void
		{
		$I->amOnPage('/login');
		$I->fillField('Username', 'miles');
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		}

		#[Before('login')]
		public function banUser(AcceptanceTester $I)
		public function banUser(FunctionalTester $I): void
		{
		$I->amOnPage('/users/charlie-parker');
		$I->see('Ban', '.button');
		$I->click('Ban');
		}

		// you can specify multiple before and after methods:
		// Multiple `#[Before]` or `#[After]` attributes are invoked in order from top to bottom:
		#[Before('login')]
		#[Before('cleanup')]
		public function addUser(FunctionalTester $I): void
		{
		// ...
		}

		// But you can also pass multiple methods in each attribute:
		#[Before('login', 'cleanup')]
		#[After('logout', 'close')]
		public function addUser(AcceptanceTester $I)
		public function addUser(FunctionalTester $I): void
		{
		$I->amOnPage('/users/charlie-parker');
		$I->see('Ban', '.button');
		$I->click('Ban');
		// ...
		}
		}
		```
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