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scope your assertions.
</P>
<P>
Let's dig into the available assertions in detail. First, to assert that the Inertia response has a property,
You may use the <Code>inertiaProps</Code> method to retrieve the props returned in the response.
You can pass a key to retrieve a specific property, and nested properties are supported using "dot" notation.
</P>
<CodeBlock
language="php"
children={dedent`
$response = $this->get('/podcasts/41');

// Returns all props...
$response->inertiaProps();

// Returns a specific prop...
$response->inertiaProps('podcast');

// Returns a nested prop using "dot" notation...
$response->inertiaProps('podcast.id');
`}
/>
<P>
Let's dig into the <Code>assertInertia</Code> method and the available assertions in detail. First, to assert that the Inertia response has a property,
you may use the <Code>has</Code> method. You can think of this method as being similar to PHP's{' '}
<Code>isset</Code> function.
</P>
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