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How can I test the onreadystatechange on XMLHttpRequest or pure Javascript AJAX without jQuery? I'm doing this because I'm developing Firefox extension. I guess I have to use spies, but couldn't figure out how because my ajax won't return anything. submit : function() { var url = window.arguments[0]; var request = new XMLHttpRequest(); request.open("POST", 'http://'+this.host+'/doSomething', true); request.setRequestHeader("Content-type", "application/x-www-form-urlencoded"); request.send("param="+param+"&emotions="+this.getParams()); request.onreadystatechange = function() { if(this

I'm trying to get the results from a mock backend in Angular 2 for unit testing. Currently, we are using fakeAsync with a timeout to simulate the passing of time. current working unit test it('timeout (fakeAsync/tick)', fakeAsync(() => { counter.getTimeout(); tick(3000); //manually specify the waiting time })); But, this means that we are limited to a manually defined timeout. Not when the async task is completed. What I'm trying to do is getting tick() to wait until the task is completed before continuing with the test. This does not seem to work as intended. Reading up on the fakeAsync and

I am writing a REST app in Angular and I want to write unit tests for it (of course!). I have a controller which gets a list of blog posts from a REST service in json and puts the summaries into the $scope, so I can display them in the view. At first the blog posts were just displaying as text ie <p>Blog body</p> , rather than rendering as parsed HTML, until I discovered that you can use ng-bind-html in conjunction with the $sce service . This now works fine in terms of displaying the blog posts correctly. The problem arises when unit testing. I am trying to mock a json response with some HTML

Using Ionic with jasmine-karma, while run test, getting success compile but in jasmine dashboard getting empty screen with error in console. Following tutorial : https://leifwells.github.io/2017/08/27/testing-in-ionic-configure-existing-projects-for-testing/ "ts-loader": "^4.1.0", "jasmine-core": "^2.99.1" Error Messages : TypeError: env.stopOnSpecFailure is not a function at adapter.js:26 Error: Module build failed: TypeError: Cannot read property 'afterCompile' of undefined The failure occurs in your version of karma-jasmine which tries to use the stopOnSpecFailure function. That function is

I'm using moment.js for date/time in my application, but it seems like it doesn't play well with Jasmine's mocking capabilities. I've put together a test suite below that shows my issue: jasmine.clock().mockDate doesn't seem to work for moment, while it works fine for Date . describe('Jasmine tests', function () { beforeEach(function() { jasmine.clock().install(); }); afterEach(function() { jasmine.clock().uninstall(); }); // Pass it('uses the mocked time with Date', function() { var today = new Date('2015-10-19'); jasmine.clock().mockDate(today); expect(new Date().valueOf()).toEqual(today

I've got two objects that have been set up as spies with Jasmine: spyOn(obj, 'spy1'); spyOn(obj, 'spy2'); I need to verify that calls to spy1 come before calls to spy2 . I can check if both of them are called: expect(obj.spy1).toHaveBeenCalled(); expect(obj.spy2).toHaveBeenCalled(); but this will pass even if obj.spy2() was called first. Is there an easy way of verifying that one was called before the other? Looks like the Jasmine folks saw this post or others like it, because this functionality exists . I'm not sure how long it's been around -- all of their API docs back to 2.6 mention it,

I am using karma + jasmine. Now thatI have tried one way of mocking a dependent factory I get this error: TypeError: 'undefined' is not an object (evaluating 'currentSpec.queue.running') at C:/test/test/client/app/bower_components/angular-mocks/angular-mocks.js:1924 at C:/test/test/client/app/bower_components/angular-mocks/angular-mocks.js:1979 at C:/test/test/client/test/spec/services/lessonplannerfactory.js:31 at C:/test/test/client/node_modules/karma-jasmine/lib/boot.js:117 at C:/test/test/client/node_modules/karma-jasmine/lib/adapter.js:171 at http://localhost:3000/karma.js:189 at http:/

This code beforeEach(() => { this.asd= '123'; this.sdf= '234'; this.dfg= '345'; this.fgh= '456'; }); has been transpiled by Babel to: beforeEach(function() { undefined.asd= '123'; undefined.sdf= '234'; undefined.dfg= '345'; undefined.fgh= '456'; }); Why? Presumably that code is at the top-level scope of a module, and so it's in strict mode (the default for modules is strict mode), or a file that is being evaluated in strict mode (because it has "use strict" or because of Babel's defaults). The short version: If you're expecting this to be determined by beforeEach when calling your callback,